Форум поддержки Firefox

I have a windows 7 system that I do not have tied to the internet and I would like to install firefox onto it because some applications that I am starting to use wants to have a browser on it. The systems do not 'like' windows IE and like either Chrome or Firefox. So I would like to get the whole package of Firefox installed, not a loader that is a loader.

Thanks Frank

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Hi, This is the last crash report that I have, it happened a few minutes ago. I've tried usig Firefox in the Safe mode already but nothing seems to solve the problem. Can anyone help me please?

Btw, keep in mind that I'm not British or American please ^^

We had a power outage and when my computer came back on it just opened up a blank session. Restore previous session was not offered as an option - it was greyed out. I (probably stupidly) tried closing and reopening. I've now read a lot of ways to restore them, but many of them I don't really understand. I've found the profile folder, and made a copy of the sessionstore files. Instructions say to right click and press properties and then select "previous versions". This is where I come unstuck. I don't seem to have that as an option. There are tabs "general", "script" "security" and "details" all with multiple sub-options. I can't seem to find anything that says previous versions. I even followed one instruction that said to do this on the folder rather than the file, but there was no option titled "previous versions" on that either. I'm (unfortunately) using windows 8.

I have 3 firefox windows with multiple tabs in each, but the main one (and sometimes others) freeze and preclude browsing showing a box saying "A script on this page may be busy, or it may have stopped responding. You can stop the script now, or you can continue to see if the script will complete.

Script: chrome://fctoolbar841468a1d7f44bd384e6bb0f13a06c64/content/fctoolbar.js:1" What stops the script? I gather it's not to do with Google Chrome but FF's internal template for web pages. So, an FF shortcoming, inability to cope, but with what? AFAIK, all software is up to date. I've restarted FF, restarted the laptop, but still the FF problem persists. What is causing it?

In older versions of firefox, browsing history is stored for a month. But newer version (29 0r 30.0) of it doesn't shows history even of last 7 days instead of yesterday. How the the last 7 days browsing history can be seen ?

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I have Firefox 30.0. My new tab was just Google, now it is nine different web pages which probably represent my most used webpages. I don't like this setup. I just want Google each time I start a new tab.

I would also like to stop this page from being hijacked so regularly. It is incredibly annoying. How can I stop changes being made without my permission?

I've had about 5 different pages as my new page in the last two weeks. I've removed some programs from my computer, but it's still happening.

I tried to do the about:config thing, but the page that shows up (browser.newtab.url) says that it is the default of about:newtab

Can anyone please help.

Firefox can't display videos on that site http://socialcam.com/ While the others browser( opera 22, chrome 33, ie 11) can. I tried to restart with add -on disable but no help .

I've noticed that on sites like Twitch or Youtube, that the larger the window size is for higher quality streams of video content, the more it tends to stutter and thrash the disk. Since Twitch and YouTube are both supporting 60fps videos now, it's very easy to tell when the video stutters.

If I shrink the window size down, the problem isn't fully alleviated, but it does get better. With Chrome, I don't really notice any slowdown, yet it's using the same Flash version.

Any thoughts or ideas on what the problem might be?

A picture is worth a thousand words. Here's a picture of a video in fullscreen with firefox. http://i.imgur.com/DfIKMvA.jpg

notice the address bar and tabs still lingering there in fullscreen.

this is chrome and IE 's fullscreen. http://i.imgur.com/XOdvu3H.jpg

There's no tabs or menu bars!

Older versions of firefox used to do this. How do I fix this?

I have two yahoo search engines appearing in the search box menu. One is Yahoo and the other is Yahoo! (with the explanation mark). It appears the Yahoo! has hijacked my browser as I am unable to remove it by using the manage search engine option. While it appears to be removed, when I close Firefox I get a message that says a program blocked its removal. Please tell me what I need to do to remove this bogus search engine as it redirects me to what appear to be legit Yahoo pages saying words that I never typed could not be found. Interestingly, the redirects do not occur for all websites I visit.

Thanks, Tony

I was trying to register a digital signature certificate on www.incometaxindiaefiling.gov.in. When the site requested to run Java applet JRE7, which I allowed. But then the small window pops up with the following message;

Application Blocked for security reason The Application cannot be run. Name: StoreCertificate Location: http://incometaxindiaefiling.gov.in Reason: Your security settings have blocked a self-signed application from running

                [  OK  ]       [   More Information...   ]

I have a Windows based 30.0 on a desktop. I want to "clean" my cache, but save my browsing history to a separate file so it is available to me in the future for reference. I am not sure where this info is stored and there doesn't seem to be a menu item to save it like you can with bookmarks.

I am finding out that anyone that has updated the recent firefox 30.0 is not able to open Citrix Receiver. It will open the app window but will not open the citrix receiver to open FM. I have multiple people that has upgraded and cannot open FM. I, too, had just upgraded today to 30.0 and now does not open FM. Earlier in the morning, I was able to open and use Firefox 29.0/FM.

Whenever I log onto a website via https (including my website), I get this message:

Although this page is encrypted, the information you have entered is to be sent over an unencrypted connection and could easily be read by a third party. Are you sure you want to continue sending this information? This is followed below with two boxes, "continue" and "cancel".

In order to connect with the website, I must click on "continue" each time I log onto the website. HOW do I permanently DISABLE this message?

Firefox 30.0. I'm not referring to a tablet or phone app - I'm using my laptop.

Since these permissions are on Page Info of all websites, what reason would they (any website) need permissions for microphone and/or camera? I'm into keeping as much private as possible. Along this vein, I was playing with About Permissions and had no idea I could actually block my location. It's great.

Thank you.

I downloaded firefox 30. I installed it and i keep getting this error "COULD NOT FIND MOZILLA RUNTIME". I am using windows xp. I do the uninstall from the program manager. i have run my virus check. I have run my clean registery. Then i installed it. Firefox is running from the install but if i close it and click the icon i keep getting the above message. Help!! Thank You.

Is there a way to hide the arrow of a <select> element in Firefox 30 using CSS?

Maybe there's a hidden (pseudo) element or property I can access?

I couldn't find anything on https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Reference/Mozilla_Extensions. I tried a couple of -moz-appearance values, but they either add styling I cannot remove, or they do not allow restyling, or they still show the arrow.

In Firefox 29, there was a hack that worked, described here: https://gist.github.com/joaocunha/6273016 it no longer works in Firefox 30. There is also a bug about the unstylability of select elements here: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=649849. If anyone can point me to a changeset that might have changed this in Firefox 30, I'm also interested. I know I can hide the arrow by overlaying an element, or by nesting the select and hiding the overflow, I’m not really interested in that.

In the past, I've been able to access our SharePoint hosted service without a problem.

Although I've not accessed SharePoint for a while, when I tried today (upgraded to Foxfire 30 in the meantime) I get the error message above.

Am able to access the site via Google Chrome.

SP hoster help desk tells me other Firefox users are having the same problem accessing their own (separate) SP servers.