I-Firefox Isithangami Sokwesekwa

on the third line on the browser is the http line. what command do i enter there to go into change the options for firefox

also is the a manual for firefox

I'd like to change the persona I'm using constantly, rather than manually editing it. Is there a way to randomize it from the ones I have downloaded every time it loads up? Or is there a way to make the personas different for each individual tab? Cheers all :) Oz

While writing an e-mail, I added the name of a place to my spell check dictionary. Moments later, I realized that I had misspelled that place name. Now I want to remove the incorrectly spelled name. Is there a simple solution?

I submitted several Personas about 3 days ago, and they are still not available for me to use. How long does it normally take for a Persona to be available once posted?

How do I Auto-erase downloads when I exit Firefox? I don't want downloaded files accumulating endlessly on my hard drive - but I do want to keep history and autocomplete info.

Well, it's not really that big of a problem, but I guess I've finally decided to try and solve this. I've spent some time skimming through the links I got from the Help section, Google, and 'About:Config'.

But most of that ends up on something unrelated--moving on though, my problem is simple: I really hate it when I double click the 'Scroll buttons' (What are these called anyway?) (the buttons next to the tabs on the far left and far right side in the tab-bar) it scrolls over an entire page instead of, as in the old days, would just scroll over two tabs.

Some people may like this, but it's not my thing. Anyway, I hope I was articulate enough that my problem is clear.

Summary: I really dislike the fact that when the 'tab-scroll-button' is double clicked it scrolls a page, rather than just two tabs.

Truly and Fishily yours, Fish Kiler

Although I really prefer the strategy of click once in search box (top right, Google) to select a cursor insertion point and double-click to select a word or the entire box, I will accept the current "backward" strategy of clicking once to select the entire search box.

But if you are trying to correct a misspelled word and you EVENTUALLY (after painfully playing with clicking and delays) do get an insertion point, if you try to move the insertion point to a different word in the search box, it will sometimes move the insertion point BUT it will leave the cursor at the old point. What gives?

In general, I have found, of late, that it is such a pain to make a change in the search box (clicking, double-clicking, waiting, triple-clicking) that I always just try to retype the whole thing.

Am I missing something - the strategy seems so irrational!!

On a related note, often in the search text box, and also while typing in this question box (and elsewhere), random older words or letters of words that have been typed seem to appear (but are not actually used) on the right most margins of the boxes - very annoying

I know that Firefox will open any number of web sites when you start it. I want to have the ability to choose between opening a preset number of sites and just one. For instance at the beginning of the day I want all my banking sites available when I start. Later in the day I want to open only say, Google. Is there any way to have Firefox do that?

I am a newbie to java and assume java console is an editor, I can write code with. Am I right? When I choose "java console" on the TOOLS menu, nothing happens. What gives?

I am new at copying from my printer and scanning to computer....my printer has a scan button, but I am having trouble copying from my printer to the internet as my grandson is in Hawaii in the Navy and he wants me to send him via internet some old recipes of mine.

I have just switched from Internet Explorer to Firefox. I find the font and image size too small on Firefox. Can I increase it permanently to default to larger, easier to read size? I tried the zoom under style but I would need to use it every time I go to a new page which is not convenient.