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Hi Team, I have installed the newest version of Download Them All. its reflecting in Add-Ons Tab as well as on the Tools option but when i try to download any files its Just not reflecting in the Download Manager. If you guys can please help me out it will be a great help.I have also attached an image for reference.

Thanks and regards Prasanth

I cannot access BT e-Mail when using Mozilla Firefox (46b04) on my 32-bit Windows 7 system.

I get through to the BT log-in page, enter username and password.

Screen goes grey with central box indicating ' Loading data. Please wait.'

Nothing happens for a while, then screen goes totally white.

Backing out of this page results in a page showing 'Document Expired'....

BT say that the problem is with the browser and advise using Internet Explorer.

The BT eMail system work correctly through Internet Explorer.

Desktop computer: i Mac OS: 10.6.8

Recently updated Firefox to latest version and now websites won't open - get the "server timed out" message.

Netflix still runs as does my email.

But pogo.com - free online games that worked before, will not open.

        lumosity.com  - won't open
        Did a search for "free online word games" - got search results, but none of the links will open the pages when clicked. 
        www.parkatlanta.org - (site to pay stupid parking tickets grrr) - won't open.

What's going on?

Thank you - Kris

So i was watching a video on youtube and when it was done i closed that window and saw this window had popped up behind it (screenshots provided). Just wondering if that's legit or if its some kind of scam. I have adblock and it usually blocks any kind of popups.

More: I couldnt add the screenshots to this post so i just uploaded it here

http://postimg.org/image/wbiy5y7s7/ http://postimg.org/image/7102fcddd/

I have set up my computer with windows 8.1. And then installed the latest version of Firefox. When I entered my email and password to sync then it says Unexpected error. and still I am not able to sign in and sync.

This site "www.twoo.com" loads every time Firefox starts. I have tried every way possible to block twoo to no avail. Why is Firefox letting this site load?

Recently noticed twitch.tv no longer works on firefox, even though it works fine on chrome and edge. Tried uninstalling flash, tried installing an older version, tried updating all my addons. I don't want to uninstall and lose almost a year's worth of browsing history. Tried safe mode too and still no go.

Im on Windows 10 Pro Insider Preview Build 14295.rs1_release.160318-1628

Please feel free to request any additional information. Thank you in advance.

Is it possible to control syncing one way from the desktop to the cloud, or from the cloud to the desktop? I am using three computers, - with the same version of FF, (currently version 46.0b8), both in Windows 7 and Xubuntu 14.04. I ask because I am loosing important bookmarks and settings. Or, end up with old obsolete bookmarks deleted in one version mixed with the new ones.

Want to clear my sync data on the sync cloud, so that I can start anew with different sync choices, which won't get mixed in with the existing data?

Currently, in Firefox 46.0b9, I can only delete the account which is fine, provided I can recreate the with the same email address and password.

04/11/16 8:25:39 AM

I am running “Firefox 46.0b9” on an 11-inch mid-2013 MacBook Air w/ OS X El Capitan 10.1.5 Beta (15F18c)

When working with https//www.blogger.com I cannot access the “Add a Gadget” feature under the “Layout” page. Selecting a Gadget to Add results in a momentary “flash”-like opening of the Gadget menu and which then disappears: No access.

I CAN “Add a Gadget: using “Brave: 0.90”.

This took “some time” to discover., i.e., weeks.

Thought you would wish to know.

I use both Firefox and Chrome. When I use Google as my search engine in Chrome I never face the bane of submitting Captchas or being flagged as a spam bot.

But on Firefox I get these captchas regularly and they're killing me. Is there a way around them? Is there a way I can prove permanently to Google that I'm a trusted IP?

I suspect that this is a nifty way of Google driving users away from Firefox. If you hate these captcha traps why would you persist in using Firefox (their thinking, perhaps)?