Firefox 1.0.6

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Is anyone else able to update firefox by clicking the red arrow update icon in the upper right corner of their bowser?

Everytime I do it I just sits at the Now downloading and Installing Updates window.
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That happens when I try updating Macromedia stuff.
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Post by WSGrundy »

I have an issue with Macromedia also and quicktime(not always though).

I like Firefox because the pop up blocker works real well but you would think that their auto update system would work a bit better.
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Post by GORDON »

I WONDER........

If when updating I need to check the "Allow browser to install programs?" box, in settings?
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Post by WSGrundy »

I WONDER........

If when updating I need to check the "Allow browser to install programs?" box, in settings?
You do.

I just did that and it worked fine.

The least they could do is give you a message telling you that is the problem.
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Hey, how bout that. It just came to me.
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I've had no problems with the red update arrow in Firefox...
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I never see the red update mark anymore, don't know what I did to anger it so.
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I'm having probs with Firefox that I hoped this last updatewould have fixed. It didn't.

It always happens on this forum, as opposed to other forums and websites.

Basically, when I post it locks up Firefox. I can click the X and close Firefox fine, but I can't go to any web pages.

When I reopen Firefox I'm told that the profile is in use, and if I try to delete the parent.lock I'm unable to do so because it's being used.

A CRTL+ALT+DEL didn't show Firefox as a running application.

I used to just reboot to fix the problem, but now I figured out that it's still running as a process. I end that, and I can get back in.

Creating a new account works as well, but it doesn't carry-over all my shizzle.
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Juse use IE.
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I'm having probs with Firefox that I hoped this last updatewould have fixed. It didn't.

It always happens on this forum, as opposed to other forums and websites.

Basically, when I post it locks up Firefox. I can click the X and close Firefox fine, but I can't go to any web pages.

When I reopen Firefox I'm told that the profile is in use, and if I try to delete the parent.lock I'm unable to do so because it's being used.

A CRTL+ALT+DEL didn't show Firefox as a running application.

I used to just reboot to fix the problem, but now I figured out that it's still running as a process. I end that, and I can get back in.

Creating a new account works as well, but it doesn't carry-over all my shizzle.
I have the same problem on another page, exclusively. It's heavy in video clips, pop-ups, and shit. About half the time it locks up my Firefox and I need to ctl-alt-del and manually shut down the firefox.exe process.
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I'm having probs with Firefox that I hoped this last updatewould have fixed. It didn't.

It always happens on this forum, as opposed to other forums and websites.

Basically, when I post it locks up Firefox. I can click the X and close Firefox fine, but I can't go to any web pages.

When I reopen Firefox I'm told that the profile is in use, and if I try to delete the parent.lock I'm unable to do so because it's being used.

A CRTL+ALT+DEL didn't show Firefox as a running application.

I used to just reboot to fix the problem, but now I figured out that it's still running as a process. I end that, and I can get back in.

Creating a new account works as well, but it doesn't carry-over all my shizzle.
I have the same problem on another page, exclusively. It's heavy in video clips, pop-ups, and shit. About half the time it locks up my Firefox and I need to ctl-alt-del and manually shut down the firefox.exe process.
Video, pop ups, and shit? Wonder what you were looking at? :;):
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Post by Vince »

Juse use IE.
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Thing I like best about Firefox?

Unlike IE, it remembers the little custom icons next to the URL, when you bookmark it. I could never understand how IE could screw up something so simple.
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Things I dont like about Firefox?

Slower than death.
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