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How to use Firefox for previewing website created by WYSIWYG Webbuilder v12.3?

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MarioEurope
MarioEurope

It is not possible to preview on Firefox 57.0.2 64-bit website created by WYSIWYG Webbuilder v12.3. The website is saved as a .html file on a hard disk.

By pressing preview button in WWB, the application suppose to open selected browser with file saved earlier on a disk. It works well with Chrome, MS Edge and IE. It does not work with Firefox.

Initially I thought that it is due to incompability of WWB, which is 32 bit and Firefox, which is 64 bit. But it is not the case.

Additionally when I log in to Windows 10 as an administrator then preview in Firefox works OK.

It is not possible to preview on Firefox 57.0.2 64-bit website created by WYSIWYG Webbuilder v12.3. The website is saved as a .html file on a hard disk. By pressing preview button in WWB, the application suppose to open selected browser with file saved earlier on a disk. It works well with Chrome, MS Edge and IE. It does not work with Firefox. Initially I thought that it is due to incompability of WWB, which is 32 bit and Firefox, which is 64 bit. But it is not the case. Additionally when I log in to Windows 10 as an administrator then preview in Firefox works OK.

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Shadow110
Shadow110

How come you did not continue this question in your previous post : https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1194413

There is no connection to Webbuilder so it will not open. See if it is set up properly to call Firefox.

Go to the 3 Bar Menu --> Options ---> Applications so if there is a option in there for the program and also HTML, Click for Pull Down Menu.

You have to be logged in to view here : https://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/forum/search.php?keywords=firefox+57 766 entries.


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