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[Locked as a duplicate of https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1315573. Please follow up there, thanks.]

Hi - I want to PRESERVE my history. I do not want to DELETE my history. I got an answer from 'FredMcD' and implemented it, and it made things worse! I was seeing "today" and "yesterday" and sometimnes "7 days". After his "fix" it was ALL missing. I didnt even have yesterday's browsing history! Please HELP. Thanks. Peter

VPN will not turn on see images. See sequence of images, in screen shot 4 VPN is on task bar, after clicking VPN on task bar The next three events take place.

dupe. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1318927

I recently uninstalled then reinstalled Firefox but now am unable to use master password. The 'OK' button does not activate, will not save password.

Thank you Marilyn Brann

When I click on my username that appears on the top of page, I'm getting: "Oops! We had an error. We'll get to fixing that soon. You can try refreshing the page, or head back to the Add-ons homepage."

But I still can access my account settings: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/users/edit and even edit them.

I am running Firefox 14.0.1 in a Citrix Enviroment and the applications are being virtualized. If a user is running Firefox, the user is able to browse the local machine and launch applications if he or she knows the path to the applications.exe. I was able to lock down IE uisng Active Directory group policy but I am unable to fine a solution that I can apply for Firefox. I have FireFox installed on over 50 servers running Windows 2008 R2 64 bit.

I have a blog sign-in on the Washington Post website. I use it all the time. Today, Firefox is blocking it, because it is an "Untrusted Website". I checked the page's certificate and it looks OK. I don't know why this is happening, but there seems to be no way to override the block. The dialog box won't even open fully. This is all I get This Connection is Untrusted

         You have asked Firefox to connect

securely to id.washingtonpost.com, but we can't confirm that your connection is

That's all it shows. Please fix this problem for me.

I get a message that not all of the software with Kasperksy is compatible with Firefox, and I am in the timeframe that I will be updating or adding a new anti virus software to my desktop xp system. Wondering what anti virus protection software is compatible totally with firefox? Thanks for your help with this.

Hi I was looking in history for something and wanted to delete it out which I did - accidentally highlighting the site below (facebook) which I didn't want firefox to "forget" about can I change this? or will everything I view on facebook from now onwards be forgotten about in history if I wanted to go back to something?

How do I change my computer address...eg: It keeps showing my location as Herndon, Va on my local search, weather etc: when my actual location is in Orange City, Fla. This just began fairly recently (the past month) Thank you for your help!

When I paste a web site copied from the address bar it will not under line... even wit adding a space and enter. I am pasting to ACS Web Mail... my DSL provider. I am using Ctrl V to paste as using the mouse doesn't work. I tried an add on that didn't work for using the mouse past function.

Firefox won't connect to a device that uses networkport 79 how do i tell Firefox that it is ok to connect, i have already typed in the device in the exception list and it doesn't work anyway. Firefox continue to block this port

The History menu still shows all my recent history. I have private browsing enabled. AND...there is no 'clear history' button on the History menu, so I can't clear it. How do I fix both of these?

I just downloaded Firefox 19.0, and now autocomplete no longer works in my URL bar. It still pulls up my bookmarks as options, but no sites I have previously visited pop up. I've checked my history and it's set to remember history, and I'm not on private browsing mode. Any help would be great!

I attempted the previous steps in an effort to delete some suspicious looking certificates following unusual experiences online using WiFi without success. I "deleted" a number of different certificates and then selected "ok" only to see them all reappear again, and again. since experiencing a recent hacking event, I have also enacted a number of other steps involving our WiFi, Computer, and e-mail provider in addition to the Firefox Browser. Any thoughts?

In a small rectangle comes the word Omniture. Depending on what you are doing also other word may come up in this rectagle like Unica , Google Analytics etc. I consider this a form a spying what I am doing and this behaviour I want to stop.

I get the following message when I log into an interactive website I use frequently. It began with Java Update 10 or so and continues. Is this issue resoved yet?

"The version of Java you are running has been known to cause stability problems with Firefox. That issue has been reported to Oracle

In the meantime, you'll need to either Use another web browser such as Chrome or Internet Explorer OR Download Java."