Mozilla Firefox

OK, What?

The menu bar holds shortcuts to frequently used programs. A person can place different menus under a menu bar as well in order to save space.

It's certainly slowing mine down.

Log files can exist in many forms: - you can log to a .txt or .log file, and when you do you can append to the end of it (a historical file) or overwrite what is already there (a record of the most recent program execution) - you can log to the Windows Event Log (viewable via the Control Panel) - you can log to custom binary files that aren't easily understandable when you examine them with an editor like Notepad Often, each application has its own log file. Ex: hijackThis generates a log file, Norton generates a log file, and the app we are writing at work generates a log file.

Found on Firefox help and support page:

By entering about:config in Firefox address bar, user can set hidden/internal settings of Firefox.

Set view_source.editor.external to true. Set view_source.editor.path to your target source editor, example:

"C:\PATH\YOU_SELECTED_EDITOR.EXE"

Make sure your speakers work, and that what ever you are trying to listen to has the volume turned up.

The internet was first created in the United States, and it still serves as the central core of the internet. North America has, by far, the most connections and largest connections to the rest of the world. In terms of population internet access, there are a number of individual countries outside North America where exceptionally high percentages of their population have internet access, but it is unlikely that any continent overall has a higher percentage population with internet access than North America.

As far as the worst connection, that depends on your definition of worst. The continent of Antarctica certainly has the smallest and worst total connection to the internet, however the entire population of Antarctica is no more than a handful of scientists who each generally have relatively large internet access. On the other hand Africa has a much larger overall connection to the internet, for a vastly larger population. Africa is quite likely the continent where they largest percentage of the population has no access to the internet at all.

Tools at the top Then Clear private data or

Download ccleaner,

Install It,

Go to settings,

Set secure file delition if you need to

Go to cleaner tab,

Tick/untick boxes,

Run

The default home page of a browser is the first page. It is the link which opens up first when loaded.

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Well although I don't know exactly what "toolbar" means you can try right clicking beside help and you should see some bars uncheck to disable it.

If no one else ever uses the computer, then it is relatively safe. However, it is always safer to remember passwords yourself, rather than letting the computer remember them.

If no one else ever uses the computer, then it is relatively safe. However, it is always safer to remember passwords yourself, rather than letting the computer remember them.

If no one else ever uses the computer, then it is relatively safe. However, it is always safer to remember passwords yourself, rather than letting the computer remember them.

If no one else ever uses the computer, then it is relatively safe. However, it is always safer to remember passwords yourself, rather than letting the computer remember them.

If no one else ever uses the computer, then it is relatively safe. However, it is always safer to remember passwords yourself, rather than letting the computer remember them.

If no one else ever uses the computer, then it is relatively safe. However, it is always safer to remember passwords yourself, rather than letting the computer remember them.

If no one else ever uses the computer, then it is relatively safe. However, it is always safer to remember passwords yourself, rather than letting the computer remember them.

If no one else ever uses the computer, then it is relatively safe. However, it is always safer to remember passwords yourself, rather than letting the computer remember them.

If no one else ever uses the computer, then it is relatively safe. However, it is always safer to remember passwords yourself, rather than letting the computer remember them.

If no one else ever uses the computer, then it is relatively safe. However, it is always safer to remember passwords yourself, rather than letting the computer remember them.

If no one else ever uses the computer, then it is relatively safe. However, it is always safer to remember passwords yourself, rather than letting the computer remember them.

Go to Fire-fox tools. Then go to options at the bottom of the drop down menu.

Then go to applications, once there you will see the allowed list.

Locate Cookies Within Firefox

1.Step 1

Access your cookies. From the top menu bar, open the Tools menu (Windows) or the Firefox menu (Mac). When a drop-down menu appears, pick Options for Windows and Preferences for a Mac.

2.Step 2

Click on the Privacy icon. Look for the box labeled Cookies.

Enable Cookies in Firefox

3.Step 1

Check the box next to 'Accept Cookies From Sites.' Scroll through the menu next to the words 'Keep Until' and choose the appropriate option.

4.Step 2

Use the 'Exceptions' button to make specific exceptions to the rule to accept all cookies. Click this button, and you'll see a dialog box appear. Type the address of a Web site that you don't want to accept a cookie from. Once you've typed in the URL, select 1 of the 3 buttons 'Block,' 'Allow For Session,' or 'Allow.'

5.Step 3

Close the box and then click on 'Show Cookies' to see all the current cookies on your computer. Finally, to enable cookies in Firefox click 'OK' for Windows or close the preferences box for a Mac.

If you want to open a folder in a new window (not a tab in windows explorer) then you right click on the folder and click "Open in new window"

you can't

I don't want disscuion please can you give me the driver say yes or no? I don't want disscuion please can you give me the driver say yes or no?

You Download The Web Browser.

because your mom is stripping to them

Firefox has always been somewhat of a memory hog, so try adding more RAM to your computer (or getting a new one, although RAM is extremely cheap, and a computer is not). If this is not an option, try uninstalling all unnecessary add-ons. If this doesn't help, try scanning your computer to see if a virus is present (use Avast! or AVG Free, both are free).

If the above doesn't work, please consider that Firefox has recently been having problems with adobe flash as well. Even if you aren't watching a video currently, if you had at one point since your most resent start up of fire fox it holds onto portions of that video's or web application's memory until it shuts down. The more videos or web programs that open that use flash (adobe flash) the more memory will be used until eventually you're stacking over 5,000 mb's in your RAM. This is not the fault of any add-on's such as Java or Add Block Plus.

Solutions:

1) Restart Firefox

2) Youtube seems to be the biggest culprit/cause of the memory leakage (or extra storage of memory through flash player onto your RAM.) So simply switch to HTML5 format. Various ways of doing this but here are a few options.

2.1) Go to youtube .com/html5 or google search it and at the bottom there should be a button that says something like, "play all videos in HTML5", your current settings should be/generally are set to use "default".

2.2) Use add-ons such as YouTube ALL HTML5. They are free to download and easy to find using google, other default search providers, or simply click on tools > add-ons to open Firefox's add-on center where you will be able to search and download for free.

2) Uninstall Flash player and/or it's add-on's/extensions so they won't function with firefox (not as recommended as many web applications use Flash. Unless you know exactly what to reroute all web applications through, just don't do it. Leave it on so you may default back to it if necessary. If you do disable it however then most websites, such as youtube, should default to another player or HTML5 format.)

3) install an add on that stops flash player. (YouTube center used to work great, but now you tube has learned how to block most of it's applications)

3.1) Install video without flash (My favorite. However, youtube comments and other services won't work unless you disable it which can be done by pressing the add on's button that can be installed next to your search bar. You may need to reload the webpage once enabled/disabled. As this is such a hassle, even though I really like this player as it's lightning fast on my computer and super High Def, the hassle of having to disable and re enable is too much a hassle for the average user.)

3.2) Another option is to install VLC youtube shortcut (VLC player, which is free to download, will be needed for this one) or other similar programs. What it does is will allow your web videos to stream directly through a program on your coumputer (such as VLC my favoite rendering program)

Please take note that I have tried dozens of solutions and I have found no others that work and that Flash is indeed the main problem. Other solutions will improve performance marginally, by about 20%, but why settle for less then 100% of your computers capacity?

First you go to tools and click on Add-Ons, click on Foxfilter and click Uninstall.

It will uninstall once you restart Firefox.

But if you want to get firefox again you need the same password

Hope i helped..

Maybe try using FireFox in Safe Mode (which disables all add-ons) Safe Mode is found in the start menu

To move bookmark to the top of the list, follow below steps:

1. Press Ctrl+Shift+b or open the Bookmarks Sidebar using Ctrl+b.

2. Click on Bookmarks Menu.

3. Select the bookmark and drag and drop to the top of the list.