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Am trying to import bookmarks from Safari on same laptop, there is no Import facility on Firefox. Similarly no Organise Bookmarks either.

This is new laptop, I have just downloaded latest Firefox for Mac

On the primary search bar in the middle of the screen.. When I enter any letter of the alphabet a drop down box gives me a list to choose from. How do I stop that? If there is not a way I will be forced to go to explorer only. Thanks

I have upgraded to firefox 8.0.1 and now my bookmarks have only icons and no text. Clicking 'icons and text' in CUSTOMISE, only affects Google toolbar and not Firefox bookmarks. How do I restore icons and text to my 'bookmarks toolbar'?

I have tried so many sites, that I really don't remember what you had me do. But it had to do with deleting add-ons (I think) that I don't use. So I clicked on one that had something to do with shopping at home, and maybe two more. Then I said okay. However, you had automatically shown to delete Norton Secure log in and another that had to do with Symantec -- I think it said IPS? Well now the secure log in is gone, and so are my passwords! I want it back, but I don't know how to get it. Help!!

When I attempt to print I am asked to save the file and get "unknown error." I can print with this printer from Internet Explorer. I have unistalled and reinstalled Firefox.

I installed Firefox. Dragged Firefox logo to applications folder, but what is displayed is a different logo, with a white circle, and a slash through the circle (like the red slashed circle over a car to symbolize "no parking" on a street sign). When I dragged that logo to the task bar, the correct Firefox logo appears on the task bar, but in my applications folder, the strange logo is still there. Not sure if this means that there is a problem with Install -- no error messages were displayed during install.

On certain web pages such as Google Analytics, the image flickers during an Adobe Flash mouse over event. This occurs in Firefox 7 and 8 but does not occur in Internet Explorer. On other other web pages with Flash video, the screen seem to do the opposite of the intended flash response. For example, the time line for the video will appear when the mouse is off the time line but will disappear when the cursor is placed on the time line...thus making it impossible to fast forward or select different positions on the time line.

Windows 7 ATI Radeon HD 4250

After updating Firefox from 8.0.0 to 8.0.1, Firefox would no longer connect to either my LAN or the internet. Internet Explorer, Outlook and Ping work fine, the latest version of Chrome also will not connect. If I turn off the Zone Alarm Free firewall, everything connects again.

When I try to save a Firefox web page, I get about a dozen tiny files with funny names cluttering up my documents folder, and making it hard to find anything. This reminds me of problems I used to have with Internet Explorer more than ten years ago. But at least, IE was kind enough to gather all of these files in a single folder, named "files". Firefox dumps them all into my documents folder. Messy.

Years ago, I discovered Opera, which offered a file format that combined the original html code with the other files into one file: an internet archive, with the extension mht instead of htm. I used Opera for years, but recently became aware of the advantages of Firefox.

A few days ago, I downloaded the latest version of Firefox, and installed it. I have been evaluating it ever since. It looks good; I have figured out (more or less) how bookmarks work, and I'm getting used to the taskbars.

But when I try to save a page, I still get a deluge of tiny files cluttering up the target folder. Firefox doesn't save pages in archive form, but only in the old scattered form. Of course, I could simply save only the html. Maybe that's the best thing, but it loses a lot.

The chaos of junky files cluttering up my target folder is enough to send me back to Opera, despite its limitations.

My old computer is dead. However the drive is still functional and I have it attached to the new computer as an external drive. Unfortunately I can't find where Firefox stores the bookmark list (alas it's not in the 'favorites' folder). I want to bring those bookmarks into the new Firefox.

Google search engine is built-in in the browser. How can I set it so the search results will be shown on a new window, like the Google toolbar does, and in the same window (after Enter)?!

Previously when I logged in to my INGdirect online bank account, the login window came up showing images and clickable hotspots. Recently, the login window changed to a text-only version. On two different computers running Firefox, the login comes up in the previous version, with images and clickable hotspots. I'm unaware of having done anything to change my settings either in Firefox or on the banking website. Because it seems to be localized on this computer, I've tried downloading latest version of Firefox, but got no change, login still comes up in text-only format.

STILL Getting the same error as in FF 7.0: An error occurred while processing your request.

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Safari 5.0 works and so does chrome.

I got a virus that erased a lot of my files. I installed a new hard drive and new windows on it. I can see my old program files on the drive. I want to know if there is a way of getting my bookmarks out of the old mozilla folder and put it in the new one?