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When Firefox opens the weather window says my ZIP is in NJ. I ask FF to detect my zip, but it will not retain it for the next boot. Is there a fix?

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Every time I opn FF, the weather window says I'm in NJ and not where I live (MA). I ask it to detect my ZIP and it finds me but it won't retain that info for the next time I open FF. Is there a way to set the ZIP default to my actual ZIP ?

Every time I opn FF, the weather window says I'm in NJ and not where I live (MA). I ask it to detect my ZIP and it finds me but it won't retain that info for the next time I open FF. Is there a way to set the ZIP default to my actual ZIP ?

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What "weather window"? A specific webpage? Or, using an extension like ForecastFox? Or other?

If that is a webpage, are you saving cookies for that domain? Usually preferences like a zip code setting for a website are saved in a cookie for that domain; clear the cookie and your setting is gone.

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What does this webpage say about your location? http://whatismyipaddress.com/

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Ooops! I am so used to using Yahoo as my portal, I mistakenly assumed that FF controlled the "windows" I have on my start page. It is a Yahoo weather summary and it doesn't seem to want to retain my ZIP code even though I told it to always use my current location (desktop PC) and have told it to detect my ZIP numerous times.

Off to the Yahoo HELP pages..!

Thanks the-edmeister for waking me up !!

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There are several add-ons and even 3rd party weather programs.

Go to the Mozilla Add-ons Web Page {web link} (There’s a lot of good stuff here) and search for what you want.