I-Firefox Isithangami Sokwesekwa

It is quite a common event to send friends a lead into a web address for interesting articles or videos (Youtube urls). To do thjis means you do a copy and paste into the Email. When I was using Aol the address presented itself in bold type which allowed the recipient to just click on the address to be connected instead of doing a copy and paste into the address bar. Is there a way this can be done in Firefox?

Whenever I open my Firefox browser (7.0.1) and no matter which website I wish to visit, I see that during the open page process that (in the bottom left corner of my screen) a number of URL's start to load - before my desired website page opens. Depending on the number of such URL's, my desired website can take a long time to open. One of these URL's is "www.superfish.com" - I want to remove this permanently ... such that "www.superfish.com" never ever runs. When I look into my Firefox Add On's and my Firefox Plug In's, I find that "Superfish" does not list as installed on my computer. When I look into my Start/Programs, I also find that Superfish is not listed. When I go into Add/Remove Programs, I also find that Superfish is not listed.

HOW DO I REMOVE "SUPERFISH" ... PERMANENTLY?

(My computer is running on WINDOWS XP Professional ... fully Updated).

(NOTE: I originally posted my question some 2 weeks ago. To date, it would seem that no one in the Firefox Community has got the answer to my problem. Surely this cannot be so - when I Google on the subject, it would seem that many other Firefoxers have encountered this problem; but - NOBODY SEEMS TO HAVE THE SIMPLE SOLUTION!!! Who can help me (and all the others???)

The FireFox' disk cache foler is set to D:\Cache (I set it so from about:config).

I cleared the disk cache, watched a YouTube video (almost 2 minute long), then looked into D:\Cache. But the video I had watched was not there! (I found two .SWF files. But their sizes were smaller than 250K. And, stand-alone SWF players couldn't play them. Therefore, they can't be YouTube videos.)

So, where does Firefox cache videos?

I don't like how the address bar disappears when I am on a website. Then I have to scroll over it to get it to come back. It is annoying. How can I change this to just have the address bar always show?

We recently uninstalled a proxy website's filtering program. Now, Firefox will not open, but instead, gives the error message, "Failed to read the configuration file. Please contact your system administrator." I've reinstalled it with a reboot between uninstalling and reinstalling. That didn't work. I installed a previous version, that didn't work. Finally, I reinstalled it without keeping any of my settings and bookmarks and it still doesn't work. I've checked my firewall and it's in the exceptions. Deleted that and replaced it. All to no avail. Still scratching my head.

I'm using Amazon's Cloud Player. This device has a limit on the quantity of devices/account. I'm interested in retaining/copying my Amazon cookies so that I can insert them into a future version of Firefox - or another browser on another computer without exceeding Amazon's "limit".

I opened a web page & clicked on a picture & then clicked on it again to enlarge & then right clicked & was given the option to set the picture as my Desktop Background & now I can't get rid of it & can't find where the image is stored. How do I get rid of it?

If I search for a product in Google Shopping using Firefox, the results display in US dollars. I live in the UK so want my results in UK sterling.

The problem doesnt not occur in google Chrome so it must be an issue with firefox.

Does anyone have any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

NB - For anyone else with the problem see below. I sorted the problem out myself.

I have Vista and my browser screen suddenly has gone large so I can't see my address line. Is there an F-key I can use to make it go back to normal size? My browser screen takes up the whole monitor. I want it to go back to normal size. thanks.

I would like to have in options>bookmark toolbar unchecked, and a hot key or shortcut key to show or hide the bookmark toolbar. Having it checked takes room, and the autohide mouse hover addons get annoying when your going type in the URL bar and not use the bookmarks.

Is there a hotkey for this. Thank you in advance.

There's some incorrect old usernames saved and I would like to delete them so I will not be confused with which is my current username. So, is it possible and if, how I can do that.

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

I attempted to remove all the certificates from Firefox, but apparently I just set them all as untrusted. Now I have problems viewing several websites. Is there a way to reset or remove or set to default all the certificate settings?

Since upgrading to Firefox 6 the option to "view source" is apparently no longer available (I used in in Firefox 5 only yesterday and am missing it already). Can it be made available please?

I very often get this:

'The connection was interrupted Connection to the server was restored during the download page. The site may temporarily be down or busy. Please try again in a moment. If you can not open any page at all, check your computer network connection. If your computer or network protected by a firewall or proxy, make sure that Firefox is permitted to connect to the web.'

And at the bottom there´s a button says, try again. Sometimes I've to try several times before the page is loaded. I haven't have had this problems before and it never come up in IE. I have broadband with 100Mb, maybe it's too fast? :-)

I want google as my search engine, not Bing. But no matter what I do in "Manage Search Engines," Firefox seems to reset to "Search the Web," which uses Bing.

How do I make Google the default search engine in the "Search the Web" feature of the search bar; or, how do I remove the "Search the Web" feature of the search bar so that "Google" can be default? When I move "Search the Web" down and "Google" up, the search bar resets every time Firefox reloads.