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I have Firefox 32 and Windows 7. My add-ons manager says that English - English Dictionary 1.5 is installed, but it isn't working. There's no "ABC" icon and clicking a word does nothing. What am I doing wrong?

Win 7, 64 Bit, Firefox 32.0.3, latest Flash version 15.0.0.167 when playing flash videos (e.g. from vimeo.com) after some minutes I can see a CPU consumption of 100 %; Taskmanager displays the firefox process as being responsible for the CPU consumption

activated add on's: flash plugin and add blocker

my game on zyanga crashes when I try to visit my neighbors farm.It use to not do this.Since it updated.Is there away to fix this

I simply get a standard message that says the website is either down, etc. From other posts regarding IE, it seemed that there were security issues, but they fix Microsoft suggests doesn't worked so I turned to Firefox again, and have the exact same problem. Working on Windows7. Thanks.

The Error Console that opens with every new window is the one that was used in older versions of Firefox not the newer Web Console or Browser Console. Also, "devtools.errorconsole.enabled" is set to "false"

when i clicked a video to go on fullscreen and the notification came up to allow or not, I clicked on the 'do not show me again' box and then accidentally clicked on 'not allow' and so now I have no idea how to fix it to allow the videos go in fullscreen.

Starting Thursday, September 26, I cannot login to gmail. I stay logged into gmail continuously, rarely logging out. Starting yesterday, I noticed that my email was not up when I clicked on the Firefox tab that should have had my gmail account opened. Instead, I was at the login screen. I logged on and once the screen is populated, showing my in-box and the initial tabs and emails, before I can click on anything, the screen automatically reverts to the login screen. No error or message is ever given.

I started by trying all the typical restart browser, clear browser history & cache type fixes. Nothing worked. Today I am still unable to login to my gmail from my desktop computer. I can access email from my tablet or my phone with no problems but gmail from my computer is dead in the water. I rebooted. No change. I logged off of my Windows profile and logged into my wife's. I can login to gmail just fine from her profile using Firefox. When I'm logged into my profile I cannot. I can login using any other browser you can think of. I tried a default reset. No luck. I completely uninstalled and reinstalled Firefox. No dice. This definitely seems like a Firefox issue, but limited only to my profile. What gives?

Has anyone else experienced this issue or have does anyone have any ideas?

Thanks.

- Byron Followell

Flash and Firefox updates are latest. all video sites ask me to send a crash report , try reloading but doesnt help. i have noticed these problems since i upgraded firefox to 32.0.

Okay, when I right click on any page I no longer see the back or forward icons to click on, all I have is the refresh and bookmark star. How do I get them back or did they get removed in an update I got yesterday when I restarted Firefox (ver. 32.0.3) ?

I rely on these icons heavily, is there an issue here or is something wrong with my Firefox?

I'm using Firefox 32.0.3 with Win XP. This problem, if that's what is, started recently. The first time that I connect to a website (say, Google) after starting Firefox, the download symbol appears indicating download activity. This is the downward-pointing arrow that starts near the middle of the page and moves up to the download icon on the toolbar. This occurs over the space of about 1 second. It's the same sort of event that occurs whenever something is being downloaded from a website. This happens on several different websites; although, I haven't kept a careful log of which sites are associated with these events. As another bit of information, when using the same version of Firefox on a Win 7 machine, I never encounter anything like this.

My question is: Is this normal or does it indicate some sort of malware activity. Since this problem started I've done full system scans with Symantec Endpoint and with Malwarebytes and not detected anything.

When visiting youtube, I noticed I can't open the menu bar with ALT key. Switching to any other open tab (different websites) I can use the ALT key to open the menu bar. (menu bar = File, Edit, View, History, etc). This is on Win7 Pro x64.

I had Webroot Passwoord Manager as an add-on for the toolbar. Firefox updated this morning and now all my bookmarks are missing as is my Webroot Password Manager. I checked the Tools, Add-ons, and the Webroot Password Manager Extension is gone completely. I did a search for it and the only extension that comes up is the Webroot Filtering Extension which I already have, and one other Webroot item that I don't want or need.

I have used firefox with my vpn for years. And not firefox will not load a page using my vpn. Chrome works but safari does not. Same vpn. Also, HBO go does not work nor hulu. Again, same VPN and all on firefox. What gives. I already went to network preferences and set it to no proxy. Ideas" Frankrye