I-Firefox Isithangami Sokwesekwa

Cannot use facebook with FF. Uninstalled FF and installed it again. It just only hangs whenever I am loggin in to facebook. Is it not possible to use FF in sites requiruing loging in ?? Tried Chrome without any problem just to check the network etc Is the FF era now gone? Does one have to use Chrome if you wanna be a part of the net?

It started with FF3.6. I updated to 6.0.2. Same thing cannot login to any site using FF. Tried also in Safe-Mode with same result: Cannot use FF when logging in to any site.

I guess I have to abandon FF, I am disappointed; it is nice if it only been useful ...

When I signed on to Firefox this morning, I received notification that an important security update should be installed. When I installed it, a window appeared showing addons that were not supported in this new version. One of them was the Norton Toolbar. I rely on the Identity Safe part of the toolbar to provide me with automatic signons to frequently visited websites. How can I get this function back?

Since I updated to FF 5.0 and now FF 6.0 yesterday, I still do not receive the pop up notice/warming that "you are about to close several tabs, do you want to?" I've had this setting for a couple years now, I think. Probably since it was offered.

I looked at this article on FF help:

http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Firefox%20does%20not%20ask%20to%20save%20tabs%20and%20windows%20on%20exit

I do not want to restore any session. I just want the pop up notice that asks "Are you sure you want to close all these tabs?"

Windows XP, SP3 Settings in FF: Tools | Options | Tabs (These are all checked) Open new windows in a new tab instead Warn me when closing multiple tabs Warn me when opening multiple tabs might slow down FF Always show the tab bar

I did find an article and did the following (the first one was set to True already, but the second one was set to False and thus changed it) Type about:config in the address bar and press enter. Click on I'll be careful, I promise Enter browser.warnOnQuit in the filter field at top Double click (toggle) on it to change the boolean value to true. Now enter browser.showQuitWarning in the filter field Double click on it to change it to true Now restart Firefox

Still no pop up when I shut down with multiple tabs open.

This site - http://kcs.kana.k12.wv.us/Richmond/ - no longer loads. Why?

It functions properly on Explorer and Chrome.

I have my options set up as follows; Custom settings for history Accept cookies from sites Accept third-party cookies until I close Firefox Clear history when Firefox closes - with every option to clear checked.

Firefox maintains cookies. No history, but cookies remain.

installed 6.0.2 on windows 7 version kb2607712 but when firefox starts get error XUL Runner platform version 6.0.1 is not compatible with mivesrion >=6.0.2 maxversion >=6.0.2'. have uninstalled and downloaded and re-installed but same problem occurs.. after this firefox wont start at all.

This was an option in previous versions of Firefox. What sense does it make to remove functionality?

I don't want to have to middle click my home button, and it's absolutely ridiculous to have to install an extra addon to restore basic features that were included in versions that came out 5 years ago.

What's the deal?

This is the message I receive when I try to download my music order from musicnotes.com: Sorry, this plugin requires that your browser run in 32-bit mode. To change the default startup mode of Firefox to 32-bit, click on the screen and select the menu item: "Show me the 'Application Info' window so I can set 32-bit mode myself" I don't know what screen they are referring to. How do I change the default startup mode to 32-bit? Leanne Norman

See, for example, http://techdows.com/2011/09/removing-avg-secure-search-as-search-engine-in-firefox.html. Since it's hijacking a Mozilla product, Mozilla's apparent indifference is baffling.

When I open mail.yahoo.com in two different tabs, one to see a message I compose, another to see a message I read, I can not set different zooms to the two tabs, such that I either see one of them too large or the other too small. This was not the case before the last update, and I believe that it is a very costly simplification.

I just received a notification that Firefox 7.0 is available.

When the installation starts, it gives a warning that: ZoneAlarm Security Engine 1.5.324.0 is incompatible and will be disabled if Firefox 7.0 is installed.

I imagine the consequences of continuing with the installation will disable ZoneAlarm.

When will this problem be overcome?

I won’t update Firefox if it disables my system security?

I have made sure that all my plug-ins including Flash are updated, I'm also running the latest version of the LastPass plugin. Everything appears to enabled properly, but I do not get the LastPass icon in the toolbar, and no access to my passwords.

I upgraded to FF6 in the last 2 or 3 weeks. Within the last week when I start FF I get the popup: "load: TypeError: Components.classes['@checkpoint.com/XPCOMTrustCheckerMozilla/TrustCheckerMozilla;1'] is undefined" When I close the popup erything continues as normal.

facebook.com displays and I can log on but the page does not display correctly. It appears to have the "wall" section missing. I have cleared my cache and cookies with no change. I can open facebook.com correctly from within IE9.

I have read a lot of threads and pages on Firefox not saving passwords. I do not have "Private Browsing" on. I have cookies and history saved "until they expire". I have "save passwords" checked. I have no exceptions.

When I go to enter a password, no little window pops up to ask me to save it. However, a little key _does_ appear. But the key is greyed out and clicking it does nothing. It doesn't "un-hide" the password saver.

I have disabled all add-ons, restarted and tried it again. It was still the same. The sites are all ones that function perfectly well on my desktop computer, but not on my laptop. The laptop is the one that will not save passwords.

It is a Samsung running Windows 7.

You prompted me to install Firefox 6 this evening, as it addresses serious security/stability problems, but when I did this, the Rapport icon vanished from the address bar. Reinstalling the current version of Rapport has not fixed this. The same thing happened a few months ago with Firefox 5, and it took Rapport a week to develop a new compatible version. Why has this happened again? Do you not check this before launching new versions? Or, why at the very least do you not warn us beforehand that some programs will not work for X days? I'd prefer to be without the latest Firefox for a week or so rather than without Rapport - not least because my bank requires me to use Rapport.

Please advise ASAP.

Malcolm Oliver

"Bookmark This Page" used to be the top entry in the Bookmarks menu but in Firefox 6 it has been moved further down. I've found that when I bookmark a page I don't really look at the menu and automatically click the first item, which is now "Show All Bookmarks". I therefore end up bringing up the bookmarks Library about five times per day, which is very annoying.

"Bookmark This Page" is by far the most commonly used entry in the bookmarks menu so I was wondering if there's any way to move it back to the top?

Thanks for any help you can offer.