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This "Untrusted Connection" thing is god-damned annoying. Websites that I've been using for YEARS... all of a sudden are "untrusted." I don't ***-**** care. How do I turn this feature off?

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I downloaded a program and I made sure the check boxes asking to install addons were disabled. Next thing I know I had a snap do toolbar on my firefox home page. I went to control panel and uninstalled the toolbar. now when I try to use firefox i get the snap do search page come on.

Eu já tentei desinstalar pela própria página, configurei a página inicial em "Opções-->Geral", mas não consigo, não adianta, o firefox direciona sempre pra esta página (que eu odeio): http://www.22find.com:8080/newtab/?utm_source=b&utm_medium=cor&from=cor&uid=ST3808110AS_5LR1PTRDXXXX5LR1PTRD&ts=1359583568 Por favor, me ajudem a livrar meu pc desta praga!

My brokerage requires Active X in order for Adobe Reader and Java to function. Without Active X neither work. After a lengthy session with their tech staff I was told to contact you or use IE. I hate IE. IE is the whole reason I got FF back when you folks first updated it to FF 0.7. That was in early '04. I haven't looked back. I HATE IE!

PLEASE DO NOT TELL ME TO USE IE.

If Active X is so bad, why does Google Chrome use it? Is it not a security thing but rather a licensing issue?

I recently deleted a day's worth of history which I really need to get back. I tried downloading index.dat viewer, but that did not bring anything up. I have searched and searched the internet, but can not find an answer, although I do read everywhere it is not permanently deleted.

I found this thread that summarizes my problem nicely, but because the original question owner was rather angry it seems to have been lock, most unhelpful: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/951920

I too need to completely disable the nanny behavior of validating all certificates. I sit behind a corporate firewall and all my certificates are replaced by the proxy server. No connection leaving here is safe from the network admins up stream and no amount of confirming exceptions nor adding certificates will make it so.

I just need to disable this useless blockage so I can surf sites. I can't even google effectively since the default google searches use https:

Thank you.

This problem was raised 2 years ago but was never resolved to the user then and the problem they were having the same one I came looking for an answer to.

I need to be able to allow individual sites to "automatically redirect" while preventing other sites from having that privilege.

As it is now, I use Opera to access the problem site when Firefox won't allow it. I REALLY DON'T want to change this setting universally.

Support for enablePrivilege has been removed in Firefox (Bug 546848), so it is no longer possible to get special elevated privileges by using this method.

If a web page (or local html page) is using this then they will have to use other ways get what they want like providing a Firefox extension.

Where is it possible to find an exension of this kind (if it exists)?

How in the world do we get RID of this thing called http://b.scorecardresearch.com/rs/vce_st.js:1. It keeps popping up when we log on and slows our computer. Evidently it is script, and malware, or whatever, there must be someone who knows how to simply block it.

Firefox won't remember my Hotmail account login info.

I have tried everything suggested here:

http://kb.mozillazine.org/User_name_and_password_not_remembered

and none of it has worked.

Its defaulting to this search engine when I open the browser and its redirecting me to unwanted websites and blocks or turns off my firewall and antivirus protections

I have tried every way to change it, and my settings say Firefox is still my default browser yet it opens with AT&T/Yahoo as my search engine. I hate AT&T and have eliminated them completely from my life and don't want them as my search engine. I am currently running a virus extractor as I read that could be the problem, but if that doesn't work, any other suggestions?

Hi, I have a thing that's been bugging me for a while. I have Firefox locked down pretty tight. Do not track, no browser history stored and no cookies etc etc.

HOWEVER, whenever I open a new tab I get the blocks of "previously visited websites to chose from" with some sites I have visited in the past (though not all) even though I'm basically running in private mode all the time. I can go to the security settings and select "clear history" and they go away and I get blank boxes again. But every time it builds up and they come back. How do I stop this from happening? Because clearly it's saving my browsing history somewhere, somehow even though I'm asking it not to.

Any help would be appreciated.

hotmail login form saving what i have typed in login form if I accidently type my password in username field it will be saved and will reappear next time it happend only in firefox, I have deleted cookies, and all forms info in internet, options, privacy, security. Internet Explorer doesnot do that only firefox kepping to remeber that everything that typed in username field in hotmail login

Each time I use firefox popup ads for items like video players, download "assist" programs and other spam appear, some in large weindows almost filling the screen. Many have Mozilla Firefox as a label in the title bar. Popup blocker is enabled and does not stop them. I have also tried blocking the URL of the ones that have one, this also did not stop them. They are becoming more frequent, and are not connected with any particular website. Asking for advice on how to stop these, otherwise I may have to abandon Firefox. Thanks, Rokahaszn

On every web page there are hotlinks that pop up when my cursor is near them. How do I get rid of these? They are excessively annoying! I'm fairly sure that they are being let in through Firefox somehow.