I-Firefox Isithangami Sokwesekwa

When I restart my Windows 7 system and start Firefox for the first time of the day, all of the text is unreadable, like if all letters of words are compressed into one space. This includes tab names and website text. I think screenshot explains this better. When I quit firefox and start it up again, the problem is gone.

Had to reinstall Firefox after downloaded a 'make Firefox faster' option appeared from Mozilla as it completely crashed my internet accessibility. Message kept repeating I needed a proxy server address as Firefox connects via a proxy server. Had to finally resort to ATT to get me reconnected as update had changed my settings in Lan: all checked. Now if I try to download an add on it says it is installed, but is not - 41 acceptable add on - and if I click on tools> options Firefox crashes wi/no crash report window appearing; have to re click icon. Ditto options in menu. And will not accept click on options in customize, a hand appears and zero happens. Don't have ability to set my preferences, obviously. None of the sidebar options appear any more. I have no ad blocking evne after downloading and running ad block for 41. Firefox also crashes repeatedly. Have tried restart in Safe Mode, no difference. I am using XP and as many others have no interest in changing to 7 or 8 as long as laptop continues to function.

I had Autofill icon before, then it disappeared. I've tried re-installing Autofill 4 times but the icon for it that allows me to autofill a form is nowhere to be seen. thanks for your hellp.

I have a personal webpage hosted by IPage - lynnesgenealogy.com. I receive monthly visitor statistics on that page. For the last two months I have received a shockingly large number of hits (over 20,000) on my website from Asia (most IP addresses trace to China and Japan but not all). When raising this issue with IPage I discovered that I can no longer print the statistics page as I have in the past. I have cleared all cookies, caches, history, etc, etc. In Explorer I can only print one page (the report is several pages long) at a time - but in Firefox I only get a blank page. What's the story?

Since I upgraded my Mac OS X to El Capitan, Firefox crashes every time I try to print from it. This happens in both safe mode and normal mode. I can print with no problem, however, from Safari. I have already tried refreshing Firefox, but this does not help. I also read in a forum that I should open my preference file and delete any lines beginning with "print_", but there are no such lines in my file.

Here are the last few crash IDs: 8DDA62A6-188D-4B38-94D6-2E6D7F8B21DD 10/29/15 10:44 AM bp-b4052594-ef92-4ef7-8afb-166142151029 10/29/15 10:42 AM bp-be4561ad-a5e1-47b6-9213-e29ef2151028 10/28/15 11:02 AM bp-b86d621d-7ce8-4d34-89ed-354252151028 10/28/15 7:48 AM

I have lost or chosen to fix FF in the past (Refresh). Today, something else is going on. I did a system restore to fix my DESKTOP only,

I also had a FF update (41.0.2). After I restored everything, some of my FF tools had to be installed. That shouldn't have anything to do with Microsoft Outlook. So, what I had to restore was Saved Password Manager, which is not Firefox. Even when I reinstalled this addon, my passwords came back, but not this time.

Do I have to do a refresh - or can I just install passwords, even though they are not saved in the FF manager?

I didn't attempt this, because I am exhausted, cannot see straight, and can't follow directions, because I'm too tired. And especially because nothing else is NOT working. Why would an update kick off ah addon? It's still compatible.

Thank you.

When trying to import a database (.sql) in phpmyadmin using firefox nothing happens and eventually I get the message:

Request Timeout

Server timeout waiting for the HTTP request from the client. Apache/2.4.10 (Win32) OpenSSL/1.0.1i PHP/5.6.3 Server at localhost Port 80

When using Chrome it works perfect.

The issue began a couple of weeks ago. When I visit the Yahoo! News website (news.yahoo.com), I get a nag screen to install an extension called The best of YAHOO! on Firefox. I do not want to install the extension, so I have to click cancel to continue. The nag screen continues to pop up whenever I attempt to navigate to another news item. I would like to know how to permanently disable this nag screen. I have attached a screen shot of the nag screen. Thanks in advance for your help!

I have tried to user-define the page for a new tab in about:config by changing browser.newtab.url

I followed the suggestion regarding extensions at https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1081409, but I have no enabled extensions. none of the other suggestions was relevant.

I scanned a document using an HP Officejet 4630 Series, connected via USB to my Acer Aspire 5920. I intent to send that document as an attachment but when I do this, the file open as a firefox file and open in a tab and this address; file:///C:/Users/ADMINYO/Documents/Scan0001.pdf. The file properties, in the Type of fileline identify it as Firefox HTML Document (.pdf). But again, the printer is USB connected. In a second try, I turned off both the printer and the Laptop Wifi features having the same results. Any sugestion? Thanks.

I can access this site from IE on Windows 8.1, but not on Firefox. Get message something like 'server trying to divert in a way that will not complete??? Whatever that means. Used to be able to get there in Firefox with no problems, but not now?

I have many times set Firefox to remember history, close Firefox and reopen later only to find it has reverted to using custom settings. The setting to clear history upon closing is unchecked and should not affect. But again, the "Firefox will", resets itself when I close Firefox. Firefox acts this way on both my desktop and my laptop, so should not be a problem with a particular PC.

Using Menu-Bookmarks: Edit This Bookmark: I get Remove button and a Done button. Tried both, they do not delete it. I am using v. 41.0.2.

Using Toolbar Star: Remove Bookmark button and Done button, both do not delete it.

A few days ago, I decided to try to use DashLane to help with my password management. Not that Firefox was doing a bad job or anything, but I just though..."what the heck." After about 2 days of trying to get DashLane to quit trying to save every little thing I was working on, I had enough, and uninstalled it.

Since this time, my Firefox passwords have not been working correctly at all. They are there, but unless I input the first letter of the username, the password will not show up. Previously, I have not had to do this at all. I've tried multiple methods that were suggested to others on the forum, but without any success. I'm at a point where I just want to uninstall Firefox altogether, and start over again.

Any thoughts? I appreciate anyone's help in this matter.

My home page consists of two tabs; the 1st is Google.com & the 2nd is webmail.juno.com. When I open in IE8, both tabs have Unicode (UTF-8) encoding. When I open in Firefox, the 1st has Unicode (UTF-8) encoding BUT the 2nd tab ALWAYS has Western encoding WHY? I must always manually go to View/Text Encoding and change it every time. IE8 does this automatically - How can this be fixed in Firefox so both tabs always open in Unicode?

On my Win-7 Pro computer, v41.0.2 Firefox has a PDF checkbox adjacent to the PRINT button, which changes to SAVE PDF when the box is checked. This GREAT feature is missing from Firefox v41.0.2 on my wife's WIN-8.1 computer. How come???

Running an email program in Firefox with Windows7. It locked up and gave the following message about JavaScript: Exception caught Fnc: navigate Error:[Exception... "<no message>" nsresult: "0x805e0006 (<unknown>)" location: "JS frame :: chrome://saff/content/saffplg.js :: oSAPlg.navigate :: line 281" data: no]

Clicked OK and it seems to be running okay. Is there any reason for concern?

Hello

My new tab is set to About:new Tab. Before it use to retain the zoom value i last used on it e,g. 67%. but now it keeps resetting itself to 100%.

I have upgraded a few addons - maybe this has caused something. e.g. CTR, session manager

I have reset the value 67% twice now (e.g. when I am on the page) and both times the About:newtab zoom value has been rest to 100% (e.g. when I next go back to that page).

cookies are allowed on the about:new tab page.

What do I need to do to get About:new Tab to retain the 67% value when I set it.?

Thankyou

I just updated my Firefox browser to version 41.0.2 on a Windows 8.1 environment and now many of the pages I visit display outlined text. How do I correct this? In my research, I stumbled across an article that suggested installing an Add-On that allows a custom CSS script to run, forcing Firefox to change any instance of Helvetica to become Arial. However, this article was written three years earlier and the add-on is no longer available. Any suggestions for someone who's not so tech savvy? ...thanks!