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FireFox v13.0.1 installed on Win 7/64 system.

Adobe Flash and Shockwave installed yesterday.

Whenever I try to view a Youtube video, I select it and the screen with the arrow appears. When I click on the start arrow, the screen goes black and a warning on the screen appears:

An error occurred. Please try again later.

On the same machine, YouTube videos play fine on IE v9 and Google Chrome v19.0.1084.56 m.

Suggestions, or is this goodbye to FireFox?

Thanks

When can we have 'tabs-in-titlebar' in firefox for linux, like Ubuntu 12.04. Or for that matter an addon supporting such a feature. I am using firefox 13 at the moment in Ubuntu 12.04.

With this Add On enabled, the system seems to be cycling in and out of repeated calls to "check" something, I suppose, adding an irritating delay to internet surfing. I have seen no adverse impact to disabling this Add On thus far. It happens on some sites worse than others but most are impacted.

Like a lot of others, I have had terrible problems with this damn incredibar thing that has somehow gotten onto my laptop. Thanks to the other threads in the forums I have managed to get Firefox back to what I originally had, (remove webassistent, check about:config etc...) but I still have one concern. When I search for incredibar in about:config, I still get a whole load of extensions.incredibar results. I am not very technically literate when it comes to these things but is there anyway I can remove these or are they just remnants that I am better off leaving alone? The incredibar extension doesn't seem to come up in the list under the Firefox Tab. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Chatzum has installed itself on Firefox.and appears as default search engine each time I open a new tab. It does not appear in the search enhines list or as an add-on. Can you suggest how to remove it

I am trying to view my security cameras remotely online. This previously worked with IE8, but not with Firefox or IE9. Is there an extension or plugin available as a work around?

Clicking on links to Excel files used to work. Within last 2(?) weeks the files will not open. I am talking about the basic old .xls files.

Clicking once opens the Excel software only. Double clicking open two windows with empty Excel software. Clicking one to open the software. And then going back to click a second time opens the actual file.

On all clicks the download popup box shows the file being downloaded. And no it is not showing up on my desktop or in any other files.

My computer, or the software (windows 7) crashed yesterday. I got my system back up and running through HP tech support. But, now I have the problem of trying to restore all my bookmarks that I had with firefox before the crash. Unfortunately, HP's tech support can't seem to help that issue, even though I did do a backup on a DVD prior to the fix. Being I suspect firefox has a way of remembering my bookmarks, how in the world can I now reinstall those bookmarks, and I had plenty, to my now repaired windows 7 system? I'm sure hoping, there has to be a way to restore all of my previous bookmarks! Can anyone help?

On two different machines (one Windows Vista 32 bit and the other Windows 7 64 bit) I updated the adobe flash plugin to 11.3.300.257, and it stopped working on Firefox (still worked on Google Chrome). No crashes, just an error message any time I click on anything needing the flash player. I restored the previous version of the plugin (11.2.202.235) and everything worked again.

i am writing html code in a text file and then saved it as a html file. But when i open that file in firefox it displays the html code everytime i try to open the file.i have tried internet explorer also but i am facing the same problem. I am using windows 7 64-bit OS. I can't find a solution to it?

I recently installed utorrent.The problem started after that.The home page is Google, but on opening a new tab, I don't get the thumbnails that is usually displayed, instead search.conduit page is opened.How can I get my old settings back? I even uninstalled utorrent to see if this problem goes away, but it doesn't.

Firefox hangs (becomes unresponsive) when accessing many sites including Gmail. Eventually, when hung, Firefox will throw up a window saying "WARNING: A script has become unresponsive" or, in the case of Gmail, the page itself will say "Some Gmail features have failed to load due to an internet connectivity problem."

IE8 and Google Chrome are working normally. I've tried Firefox in safe mode, re-installing and even running Firefox portable from a USB thumb drive. Each time with the same result—Firefox hangs or becomes unresponsive while it waits for most pages to load or run scripts.

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Firefox 13.0.1 Windows 7 Symantec Endpoint Protection 11.0.6200.754

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This used to work in Firefox but it doesn't now. I don't want to open a separate software on audio web sites such as Amazon and other sound and music sites. I want to click on the icon to listen to a sample and then just hear it play. I will add that on Internet Explorer and Google Chrome playing music this way works perfectly but I prefer to use Firefox as my main browser. It is many more clicks and response time delays to go to another software to listen and then have to back out (or close out) and return to where I was.

On today's morning(06.09.2012) I updated my Flash Player to 11.3.300.257 and then launched Firefox. As soon as a site started to appear in browser, Firefox frozen.

So I launched with all add-ons disabled and managed to confirm that Firefox freezes only when Shockwave Flash plugin is enabled

I tried to uninstall and install Flash Player, tried to mess with plugin container, but nothind helped