Φόρουμ υποστήριξης - Firefox

I have Norton Security Suite provided by Comcast. Norton Toolbar does not work with Firefox 17.0.1 on my Win 7 machine. I have been through all the questions on this subject and done all the steps and still, when I click "Add Ons", it says the toolbar is incompatible. It does work with IE but I prefer to use Firefox.

Every time I load firefox it immediately goes to Infinity. I don't want to go to Infinity by comcast. How do I get rid of Infinity? Comcast is my server . I can get to Google or Yahoo without Infinity appearing. I want to go straight to Firefox without Infinity appearing.

I save many files in many different places. I'm looking for a solution that quickly lets me choose the right folder. Something like Q-Dir, with tabs and such. The "Favourites" in Windows Explorer don't do it for me. Is there any way to change FFs behaviour?

I'm having a problem accessing my Amazon S3 account. I get this message each time I try to log in.... "The difference between the request time and the current time is too large"

When I go to my Facebook page, part of it has a message that reads "ads by browse to save" maybe a hundred times on the page. If I click on a picture or something, "ads by browse to save" will keep popping up, as long as the window is open, making it nearly impossible to comment/read other comments. I clicked the link and it brought me to browsetosave.com which gives instructions on how to uninstall it from firefox.

The PROBLEM is that "Browse to save" doesn't show up on my list of extensions/add-ons/plug-ins. This happened to me before with a different "ad" website and I had to uninstall/reinstall firefox. I was hoping to not have to do that again, especially since I don't know what's causing it. I do have screenshots (although I don't see where to add them).

Any help would be appreciated!

Is there a setting in Firefox that supplies the approximate geographic location to Google news and similar web sites? Can I adjust this parameter and if so, how? I do the 'change location' and 'save' in google news but it seems to 'forget' this setting every time I exit firefox

u can hide the buttons in userchrome.css below the @namespace in the older versions.

http://kb.mozillazine.org/userchrome.css
http://kb.mozillazine.org/editing_configuration

this is for the older versions

but for the new1...latest 1ce

Dear Sirs,

Here's an issue I have ONLY with FF, and ONLY on this machine:

1. Whenever I am entering SOME Web sites (among which, but not restricted to - Adobe, McAfee, Google [until I forcefully changed its Preferences], and even FF's Support), the Web site assumes that I need it in SPANISH (locale - es)! Here's an example: I type , < http://www.mcafee.com >, and the browser/ Web site switches ON ITS OWN to < http://www.mcafee.com/es/ > !

2. Just to clear things:

  a. I am running an English version of Win8 x64;
  b. The Windows interface language is set to en-US, and the location to Israel;
  c. The FF version is en-US
  d. As already stated, this happens ONLY in FF (IE & Chrome exhibit no such issues).

3. I would appreciate knowing which parm/ setting in FF leads the Web sites to believe that they have to switch to Spanish (and, of course, how to reset it to the correct -- English -- value).

Thanks in advance for your help,

Carola

I don't remember how I set it up, but my to-do list was in a Sidebar, accessible on the View menu, on the left side of the page. It was listed on View > Sidebar. Now all I see are History and Bookmarks.

I have just upgraded to Firefox 18 and once more (Firefox is not the only one by the way) there has been stuff added that I neither need nor want.

I have neither the time nor inclination to go hunting for it to remove it.

1. Please stop doing this

2. Tell me how to get rid of it

I like having a large cache thereby being able to search way back in my browsing history for web pages, and see previously clicked links no matter how long ago I clicked them, however it occurs to me that to avail myself of this benefit I also have to allow FF to cache everything else - text & javascript junk, old cookies, and hundreds of megs worth of pictures and flash bits that make the web look pretty.

I'd love a way to set expiry dates on the cache based on file types, e.g. htm/html: never delete. cookies: maybe, based on rules I set (option to add filters etc would be cool), pics & videos: a week or so, etc..

I assume this doesn't already exist as I can't find any reference to it when searching, and it's defo not natively available through the basic interface. How much work would it be to develop, and would anyone else benefit from this function?

Since Oracle surprisingly quickly announced an update of Java JRE (Update 7.11) , available todag Jan 14, I naturally installed it. In spite of being very careful with all the junk program providers try to impose on the innocent user, I still got a f*ck*ng tab-alike search thing in my tab row. I don't want or need it and it takes up valuable space. The evil rats who created this stinking sh*t have been very careful about to hide every simple way of removing it - it is not (as far as I can see) to be found anywhere in my lists of add-ons or extensions. I've tried to look into about:config, but I'm totally inexperianced with that and don't dare to make any alterations: in fact I didn't find anything usable.

Anyone who has a suggestion how to get rid of this qualified junk? My FF is the Swedish version, thats why I pasted raw data in the Troubleshooting Information. If there had been an option here of adding a screen capture of the thing, I would have done so.

Well it's tax time again and again Foxit Reader has a security issue. I really like Foxit Reader over Adobe...which is constantly having more security issues than Foxit but then again haven't used it in three years and don't know how it's comparing to Foxit. Anyway does anyone have a guess when the plug-in will be updated. I download a lot of financial information that's in PDF format and now to make matters worse were coming up on Tax time. Is it safe to allow a download if I'm at a secure website?

Thank you sharp63

I missed the shift key and hit several keys in the bottom left hand corner of my keyboard. Firefox lost the tab I was was using and split into a separate iteration for each of the others (plus two I had closed). I couldn't get it back and had to close all but one of them and reconstruct all my tabs.

What had I done and how should I have recovered?