Firefox first run everytime I open my firefox even if I don't re install
I recently update my firefox. But, it failed. So I uninstalled it. I even removed all the old data in my user settings. Then I re installed it. But after that everytime I… (read more)
I recently update my firefox. But, it failed. So I uninstalled it. I even removed all the old data in my user settings. Then I re installed it. But after that everytime I open it, it always showed the first run window (import setting, mozilla start page, etc). My customization profiles and settings all gone. It happened for several times, maybe 10 when I tried to close and restart it. Can someone help me? Should I stop using firefox?
Firefox
drop down menu too wide accross screen. There was a fix for this, but the latest update deleted my fix in Stylish and I can't find it!
I remember finding the fix for this 2 updates ago, but when I went to look in my Stylish manager, the update had deleted it. I hate that the drop down menu splashes acro… (read more)
I remember finding the fix for this 2 updates ago, but when I went to look in my Stylish manager, the update had deleted it. I hate that the drop down menu splashes across the entire width of the screen. Tthe original was right below the address bar and only as wide as the address bar. Thanks!
FireFox 56.0.1 Install Folder Changed
I just wiped my laptop and reinstalled a fresh download of FF 56.0.1 and followed the default install settings. I noticed FF installed to C:\Users\Me\AppData\Local\Mozil… (read more)
I just wiped my laptop and reinstalled a fresh download of FF 56.0.1 and followed the default install settings. I noticed FF installed to C:\Users\Me\AppData\Local\Mozilla Firefox folder instead of the normal C:\Program Files. And it installed 32-bit vs 64-bit. Is this where it installs now or am I an anomaly?
I am trying to download Firefox but unable as I get a message saying couldn't download ZPCOM. What do i need to do?
windows 10 pro 64 bit operating system x64 based processing
I have lost my session and other solutions dont seem to work
I have a sessionstore.js and an upgrade.jsonlz4-.... from before the loss, but even after erasing the jsonlz and backups present with Firefox closed, placing them there, … (read more)
I have a sessionstore.js and an upgrade.jsonlz4-.... from before the loss, but even after erasing the jsonlz and backups present with Firefox closed, placing them there, and opening Firefox again it does not seem to read it. I may be doing something wrong because i`m not very deft at these matters but I really could not say what.
I updated Firefox yesterday and got a concomitant popup that wanted to clean up and upgrade my operating system, but now I cannot get rid of it; How to do this?
A popup appeared that I could not get rid of that "scanned" my system to look for "problems." Now I get constant popups saying that I have many problems and the software… (read more)
A popup appeared that I could not get rid of that "scanned" my system to look for "problems." Now I get constant popups saying that I have many problems and the software (whatever it is) wants to fix my machine. I obviously do not want that but I cannot find out what software this is and how to disable it. Can you help, please?
when can i get quantum, its 16th oct already (aus)
I am asking if any one knows when firefox quantum will be available to download as its a few days since release date of 14 oct
How to run on demand the 32-bit version of Firefox after the 56.0.1 update?
I used to run both 32-bit and 64-bit builds of Firefox (under Windows 7 64-bit), by using different shortcuts pointing to their different installation folders (ProgramFil… (read more)
I used to run both 32-bit and 64-bit builds of Firefox (under Windows 7 64-bit), by using different shortcuts pointing to their different installation folders (ProgramFiles and ProgramFiles(x86)). Since the 56.0.1 update, the x86 shortcut ends up launching the 64-bit version. Looking at the executable, it appears that the 64-bit build was installed into the x86 folder, replacing the 32-bit build. This obviously defeats Windows’ scheme of having separate folders for 32-bit builds and 64-bit builds, and that strikes me as poorly thought out. In any case, I want to restore the ability of running both builds, on demand.
If I reinstall the 32-bit build as advised on support page "https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/64-bit-migration-opt-out", then:
(1) Can this be an installation over the existing 56.0.1 installation (64-bit build in the x86 folder as described above)? Or is prior uninstallation required?
(2) Will installing the 56.0.1 32-bit version have any effect on the original 64-bit version (in the 64-bit folder, still at version 56.0)? For example, causing it to be uninstalled, or to stop working, or to stop being updated, etc.?
Thank you.
Is it OK that my version of Mozilla Maintenance Service differs from my Firefox version?
I now have Firefox 52.4 ESR installed, but for some reason Win 7 Programs and Settings shows my version of Mozilla Maintenance Service as 53.0.3. Is that OK? Everything… (read more)
I now have Firefox 52.4 ESR installed, but for some reason Win 7 Programs and Settings shows my version of Mozilla Maintenance Service as 53.0.3. Is that OK? Everything seems to be working very well now (I have had sluggishness and memory issues in the past), so I prefer not to change anything unless really necessary.
DeveloperEdition vs Nightly vs Beta
DeveloperEdition vs Nightly vs Beta
How do I revert back to Firefox from Firefox ESR?
I installed Firefox ESR because a while ago Google Hangouts said it was needed. Now I want to change back to Firefox normal. How do I do this?
Can't get login box after upgrade to 56
I upgraded to Firefox 56.0.1 for MacOS (10.12.3) yesterday morning and now cannot log in to Qantas (the Australian flag carrier airline) because the login box does not ap… (read more)
I upgraded to Firefox 56.0.1 for MacOS (10.12.3) yesterday morning and now cannot log in to Qantas (the Australian flag carrier airline) because the login box does not appear in Firefox nor do any text links work (ie the pointer doesn't change to a hand and you can't click on it.) No problem with Safari. Based on another thread and viewing the website with "Inspector" I guess that <script defer="" src="https://cdn.services.qantasloyalty.com/assets/widgets/login/v2/login.bundle.js"></script> is the problem but I have no clue as to how to sort this out. The URL is https://www.qantas.com/au/en.html In the other thread the poster said that the problem had been fixed. "This has been fixed, apparently the JS framework wrapper that sets the action method was being ignored in firefox 56. Accessing the dom form element directly (no the JS framework element), and setting the action value to the URL wanted, before submitting the form using JS, solved the issue. " However it certainly has not been fixed for me using MacOS. This website worked fine before the upgrade and is still working in Firefox 54.0.1 on my MacBook Air using MacOS X 10.10.5
Can't download Firefox.
Error message: Couldn't load XPCOM. Tried installing in Safe Mode with networking. 1. Saved folder "Firefox Setup 56.01" to desktop. 2. Removed Mozilla Firefoxfold… (read more)
Error message: Couldn't load XPCOM.
Tried installing in Safe Mode with networking. 1. Saved folder "Firefox Setup 56.01" to desktop. 2. Removed Mozilla Firefoxfolder from Programs and Features. 3. Removed Mozilla file folder from C:/Program Files (86) 4. Did not delete Mozilla Maintenance Service from C:/Program Files. 5. Removed Mozilla Firefox shortcuts from desktop. 6. Restarted computer. 7. Launched Firefox Setup 56.01. Got error message
Restarted computer in regular mode. Repeated steps 1-7. Same error message.
64bit Firefox will not start in ANY mode on Win7x64
So Firefox decided to quietly update from 32bit to 64bit, and it will not start after that (i.e. It just crashes). No Crash Reporter popping up from the crash. Clean inst… (read more)
So Firefox decided to quietly update from 32bit to 64bit, and it will not start after that (i.e. It just crashes). No Crash Reporter popping up from the crash.
Clean installed, removed every mozilla firefox folder from users, and it still doesnt work. I had to move back to the 32bit version
Firefox says up to date but new version has been released.
My Firefox version is 56.0 on 64 bit system. When I check Firefox it says up to date but I understand that Firefox version 56.0.1 has been released.
I think firefox should go back to the old version, to many faults with this one,I am thinking off using another broswer and I don't think I will be the only one
it is slow and the startup takes time to get to were you want to be, fed up with this new version, and materials have been taken off and put into a file old firefox versi… (read more)
it is slow and the startup takes time to get to were you want to be, fed up with this new version, and materials have been taken off and put into a file old firefox version what is that all about,
Import Roboform Data
How to import Roboform Data (password logins) into Firefox logins?
trying to open firefox. there is no "home button" in the upper right hand corner. Symbaloo keeps showing up.
trying to open firefox. there is no "home button" in the upper right hand corner. Symbaloo keeps showing up.
Wh can't I install 32-bit FF, even with 32-bit installer I still get the 64-bit which doesn't work on my Win 7 comp?
I was having problems with Captchas, watching videos, no auto-refresh & other things after updating my 32-bit version so I went to the 64-bit one hoping it would work… (read more)
I was having problems with Captchas, watching videos, no auto-refresh & other things after updating my 32-bit version so I went to the 64-bit one hoping it would work better. Now nothing works, I get the home page but typing URL's into the address bar does nothing, typing a key word into the search bar does nothing, FF blinks & the search parameters or web address just disappear with no result. I've tried the refresh & clean boot with no add-ons but nothing works. I uninstalled FF & tried to go back to the 32-bit version but even when I download the 32-bit installer I still get the 64-bit version. I've cleaned the registry & deleted the left-over Mozilla directory but I cannot get the 32-bit version. I've downloaded the installer from Mozilla, Softonic, C-net & always specified the 32-bit version but always end up with the 64-bit which won't do anything. This is on an Acer Aspire laptop - i5, 12Gb ram & Win 7. How can I get back to the 32-bit FF? I'm typing this on my Win 10 desktop because Mozilla refuses to accept my login details using Internet Explorer on the laptop even tho' it's exactly the same login I've used here.