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Go to a lot of streaming sites...now all are asking for me to install the latest adobe flash....I follow screen instructions....but always end up with blank installer screen and goes no further....turned off anti virus doesn't help....I can go to these same sites on Chrome with no problem...I want to keep Firefox as my main browser....but if I can't get this fixed I'll have to go to Chrome

The "Not Spam" button seems to attempt a removal of a specific address from the spam listing and, perhaps, momentarily move it to the inbox; However, something repopulates the spam filter with the address that was just declared as "Not Spam" !

I need to insert a title on the top of the first page but ONLY on the first not all page that i would print. if I change in: print - set page - margins and headers - top the title that I need is written in all of printed pages and not only on the top of the first page

It will work for a short while but eventually causes firefox to completely freeze until I end the "plugin-container.exe" process in the task manager (which causes it to stop working obviously). I have uninstalled and reinstalled, I have attempted the deactivate hardware acceleration option, the option under plugins that firefox also suggested isn't even an option anymore (maybe it was for an older version of flash?) but either way this is getting old since practically every website uses flash either for ads or actual desired video and I'd like to be able to browse the web. Any help would be much appreciated!

Windows 7 Adobe Flash 18.0 r0 Firefox v41.0 Build identifier: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; Win64; x64; rv:41.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/41.0

If resetted manually to 'standard' Start Window, but this option is not securely kept. After a few starts the goofy yahoo starting screen is coming again. In 'about:config' several new yahoo entries are then built - removing them is no help... Also all my Adware cleaners did not help. I'm convinced that it's not Mozilla-fault. So Somebody is sneaking in since V41 (!?) Since i want to decide freely which search enginge i want to use in a session, there is no use of a specified yahoo page for me without any coice.

how can I get rid of the yahoo StartWindow?

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Same thing happens at my several Win 7 64 installations, and also at my Win 8.1.

I use a bank site every day. As of yesterday, when I click to open it, a totally blank page come up. I tried getting to it in other ways with that bank, but nothing works. The site opens without a problem on Safari.

I am trying to play a game in POGO and it starts to load and then says "allow Java" and Allow Flash you have to choose but when you choose the screen closes Firefox.

Instead of wasting power and time opening multiple browsers, can priate window and just isolate all those infotheft tools away from those who put 'em there.

For those with the skill, write a BOINC project to randomly choose a web page, salt with the harvest of shame to make somebody think viewer is coming from infothieves, pick another random web page & go, change a few trackers and, using a a spoofed NIC and address, send our friends on a wild goose chase. Could probably even be done with Raspberry pies running wireless at establishments offering free wifi and injected into corporate computers via key - Only problem is periodic updates of tools used and clicking on all bizarre targeted ads offered.

                                                         That Bad Old Harliquin

when I play high5 .net or high5 on facebook it doesn't load. this just started after 8:00 am this morning. Every other game I play works except these 2. if I go on google chrome they work.

My Firefox performance is abysmal while using Workday. Any suggestions? It hangs up, freezes, and becomes non-responsive during simple tasks. Any help would be great.

I manage my bookmarks just fine in my own way. And also more organized than this potentially random list. In addition, I do not want all my recent bookmarks readily visible all the time.

Please urgently block the webRTC

Explanation:

Latelly, in Firefox has been discovered a serious bug regarding webRTC with would allow a third party to violate the user's privacy and security