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How to bypass/disable FF when downloading.

69Rixter
69Rixter
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Have FF on Linux/Ubuntu 10.04. Want to disable downloading through FF. Very soon, I'll be upgrading to XBuntu 12.04.2, will I need to repeat disable?

Have FF on Linux/Ubuntu 10.04. Want to disable downloading through FF. Very soon, I'll be upgrading to XBuntu 12.04.2, will I need to repeat disable?

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  • Question details
    Product Firefox
    Topic Download, install and migration
    System Details
    • Linux
    • Firefox 19.0

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Installed Plug-ins

  • Shockwave Flash 11.2 r202
  • Google Talk Plugin Video Accelerator version:0.1.44.23
  • Version: 3.14.17.0
  • The IcedTea-Web Plugin executes Java applets.
  • Version 1.1.13 The Luggage, copyright 1996-2007 The VideoLAN Teamhttp://www.videolan.org/
  • This plug-in detects the presence of iTunes when opening iTunes Store URLs in a web page with Firefox.
  • The Totem 2.30.2 plugin handles video and audio streams.
  • DivX Web Player version 1.4.0.233

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  • User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Ubuntu; Linux i686; rv:19.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/19.0

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kubahaha
kubahaha 7 solutions 31 answers
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What do you mean by "disable downloading through FF"? How would you like to download files?

What do you mean by "disable downloading through FF"? How would you like to download files?
cor-el
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*Public Fox: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/public-fox/
69Rixter
69Rixter
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Cor-El: 

 Thank You for your reply to my question. I agree with you that disabling the 'add-on" would solve my problem....but not entirely. You see, if I use the add-on blocker, then I'm prohibited from using any add-on! There must be a way to just bypass and/or just disable the download from passing through FF without disabling the entire FF "add-on" menu.

Rick

Cor-El: Thank You for your reply to my question. I agree with you that disabling the 'add-on" would solve my problem....but not entirely. You see, if I use the add-on blocker, then I'm prohibited from using any add-on! There must be a way to just bypass and/or just disable the download from passing through FF without disabling the entire FF "add-on" menu. Rick