Diễn đàn hỗ trợ Firefox

New Firefox gives that error message for some sites that I have accessed for a long time. Unable to get any explanation or details.

This is the complete err msg:

Lost?

Our server sentries tell us you probably shoudn’t be here. Maybe you’re lost?

If you’re sure this is the place you’re trying to go, please contact us and we’ll be happy to help.

   ← Go Back       Support       Status       Twitter

Note: the "support" link does not work. The same err msg is repeated.

One site that produces that err msg is http://theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com/ "WordPress.com - 403 Error" appears in the tab label.

Note: I can't contact the webmaster because Firefox won't let me go there.

when I go into my emails a box opens which freezes my screen with the following message

a script is trying to run

"https://s.yimg.com/rq/darla/2-8-1/js/sfext.js:1"

I then have a choice to either "stop script" or "continue script" if I continue nothing happens it just stays frozen and f I stop script its ok for 10 to 15 seconds then freezes again and this message comes back, after 5 or 6 times it just freezes and I have to restart the computer completely.

Please help it is so frustrating.

Welcome after downloading the file from the official website https://www.mozilla.org/uk/firefox/new/ in Ukrainian and install it on your PC VINDOVSWindows 7 in Help browser displays the 31 version but when I use the site http: / /whatbrowser.org/ site and Google then displays the version 4 browser . What can I do to upgrade your browser to the latest version to be shown as 31?

Browser updated with https://www.mozilla.org/uk/firefox/new/ PC Windows 7 Thank you for your help.

When I try to update Firefox for Mac I get the message can not update because libmime3.dylib is running. I've searched my system but can not find libsmime3.dylib. How do I fix this problem?

We are way behind in updating Firefox. When we first tried to do so, long ago, the upgrade said AVG protection was incompatible and it would be disabled. We like AVG; McAffee we found intrusive and took up a lot of space. Therefore we have not made great efforts to update Firefox from a version that works with AVG. It's fine for us as it is. The experience of many users with limited expertise is that 'improvements' often aren't.

I am probably doing something wrong, but this page displays correctly in Opera 12 (Opera 11 is also fine, but it makes the last 2 checkboxes unclickable) and Chrome 21+, and it is for some reason messed up in the latest version of Firefox. I'm very dissapointed.

First I thought it is because of the column-count rule. But then I compared the results with another page without multicolumn. It's also messed up. Why?..

I'm not going to include the markup of the second page for shortness, but it is much the same - just remove some checkboxes in the left cell and remove the column-count rule optionally.

What was meant: two-cell table with outlined blocks inside of each cell. Checkboxes are contained in those outlined blocks. What's happening: the cells sit on each other directly and overlap each other.

I recently updated my internet speed through Comcast. I can no longer access FTP to download digital audio files. I have upgraded my Java and installed it along with the add-on. I still cannot access FTP. My firewall is off.

on the dropdown "Bookmarks" menu tag on the firefox menu bar there used to be a line that read "Manage bookmarks. I used this to move the bookmarks around etc. That line.."Manage Bookmarks" is no longer on the list with "Bookmark this Page," "Show all bookmarks" etc. Have no idea how to get it back...and I cannot put some new bookmarks into alphabetical order as a result.

When I click on a Web page and am through with it, I want to close it and step back to the page from whence I came. I see no navigational means to do this on Firefox. The introductory tutorial did not cover it either.

It is completely fustrating to close Firefox and start over to get to the page before. So I am sure there is a way, it is just not obvious nor covered in your tutorial.

what you describe in your help section :

"Click the Bookmarks button Bookmarks button win 2 on the right side of the navigation toolbar and select Show All Bookmarks to open the Library window.

While you have the Library window open, you can also drag bookmarks into other folders like the Bookmarks Menu folder which will show your bookmarks in the menu under the Bookmarks button Bookmarks button win 2 . If you add bookmarks to the Bookmarks Toolbar folder they'll show up on the Bookmarks Toolbar. "

when we press show all bookmarks The Library box came out but no bookmark is shown at all

there is bookmars toolbar bookmarks menu etc... But no actual bookmarks and cant open any of the option provided

I want to create a icon on a users desktop that launchs yahoo mail in it's own instance. (User profile I guess)

Here's the background: I volunteer with a local seniors citizens organization to provide free computer support to seniors on a limited budget. Many seniors use yahoo becuase it was what they learned to use way back when and don't want to change. It is widely known that yahoo accounts have been subject to a recent spree of hacking using exploits, some of which do not even require a user to click on a link. I have seen firsthand 5 incidents where separate individuals using separate computers have had yahoo accounts hacked.

One of my clients was an ATT customer, thus entitled to phone support. In a recent conversation with ATT support who uses yahoo for their e-mail services, they told me they are aware of the problem and the best solution is to logout of your yahoo account every time you are done using it. This is problematic for Senior Citizens who can't or won't remember passwords, they want it to just work.

I began thinking that there must be a way to protect a user from at least some of these exploits. My finial idea is to create a desktop icon that will launch an instance of Firefox that is separate from the other websites that a user may be browsing. I think this could be accomplished using user profiles and some command line options.

Any other ideas? Extensions? I'm thinking of blocking flash and java on that instance too.

Accidently pressed 'remember password' when logging into Gmail via Firefox. Unfortunately am using a work computer and don't have access to the 'Security' tab under 'Options'. How do I go about undoing the remember password function? I've cleared all history, passwords etc and have shut down computer (this happened yesterday, logged back in today and details still saved).

To get a new search bar to come up I have to go to File, open a new window. If I select open a new tab, only a tab comes up, no search bar. I tried downloading current Firefox then reverted back to old ones trying to fix my problem.

In Firefox 4.0.1 on Ubuntu 11.0, when I type a single word like "word", instead of doing a Google search it opens http://word. How this can be corrected to do the Google search instead?