Repair Firefox Safe Mode

This will show you how to repair Firefox safe mode so you can get it working properly the way it used to be.

Repair Firefox Safe Mode

So, the fire thing you need to do is start Firefox in Safe Mode. To do that you need to go to Help and click on "Restart with Add-ons Disabled". (another way to do this is to hold down the shift key while you start firefox fix).

After you restart firefox in safemode you'll see the following text box:

Once you click on of the possible problems you can click "make changes and restart." If you do this you might be able to diagnose the fire fox problem.

A detailed explanation can also be found on the mozilla firefox homepage: http://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/Firefox%20is%20stuck%20in%20Safe%20Mode

Firefox Doesn't Remember Passwords

Firefox Doesn't Remember Passwords

Does Firefox 3.0, Firefox 3.1, or Firefox 3.5 suddenly not work as it did before? Have you been asking yourself, "Firefox won't let me login to Google Yahoo, Facebook or any of your other favorite sites?"

Firefox Doesn't Save Passwords

If Firefox doesn't save my passwords or Firefox doesn't save my logins I would first try the most simple solution. Go to Tools, Options, Privacy, then be sure both of these boxes are checked

• Accept cookies from sites
• Accept third-party cookies
• Keep until

You might also want to remember your browsing history for a month or so.



Or, another thing you might like to try is to activate Firefox's built-in Firefox password keeper! this is easy as well. Simple go to Tools, Options, Security, and be sure the box for "Remember passwords for sites" is checked. Or, you can choose to "Use a master password" and you will have Firefox log you in (Firefox log me in) to any site that you visit by means of a FIREFOX password that keeps all your other passwords for other sites. I don't recommend using this function because if someone finds your Firefox password they've just found ALL of your passwords. Well, they haven't necessarily found all of your passwords, but they could break into your Facebook or email accounts.

Firefox Doesn't Save Logins

If this is your problem you might want to go through and try to delete cookies file. This file becomes corrupt at times and no longer allows Firefox to store your cookies for sites that remember your logins. Remember, if you're not using the Firefox password keeper (not recommended anyway) then when you open your browser and your already logged into Google or Yahoo, Facebook, dating sites, or any other site, it's because those sites have placed a cookie on your computer that stores your login information and password. These logins and passwords are set to expire.

Click here to read how to delete or rename the Firefox corrupt cookie file.

Firefox Doesn't Remember Logins

Some sites, such as your favorite forum, might ask you for how long you wish to remain logged in. You might choose 99999 minutes, 60 minutes, 2 minutes, or "forever." This is your choice. For Yahoo! Mail, (click here for example), if you click and check the box that says,

"Keep me signed in for 2 weeks unless I sign out [Uncheck if on a shared computer]"

you will have a cookie stored on your computer that expires in two weeks (Equivalent to get Firefox to remember logins or Firefox to remember passwords).

Firefox Doesn't Remember Cookies

Firefox Doesn't Remember Cookies

Are you having a problem with Firefox cookies? Sometimes cookies are set to expire by the site that dropped them, so if that's the case there is nothing we can do. But, let's say that you've always logged into Gmail or Hotmail and it would only ask for your password every once in while, and suddenly it wants your login or password each time you open Firefox. This could very well be an example of a corrupt cookie file. Cookie file corrupt may occur when it is too large or too old. Firefox periodically creates backups and makes new cookie files, but sometimes there are problems.

Firefox Not Saving Cookies

The corrupt cookie file is named cookies.sqlite. (Firefox cookies.sqlite Firefox.) this file may or may not be visible on your computer. I'm going to give you all the steps to fix this problem. Just pay me $59.95 and download my Internet cleaner program....just kidding! The info is free! Read on!

1. Open Windows Explorer or My Computer (for Macintosh the programs and folders will be different, but I'm sure you can search for the cookies.sqlite file on Macs as well)
2. (You probably won't have to do this step. Only do it if you can't find the file.) Click on Tools, Folder Options, View, and uncheck the box marked "Hide extensions for known file types."
3. Go to the hard drive that has Windows XP on it. (If you don't know what drive this is you can perform your search from where it says "My Computer in the folder tree, but it will take much longer, especially if there's a lot of junk on your computer.) Next, and this will really narrow your search, right click on the folder Documents and Settings.
4. Right Click on Documents and Settings Folder and perform a search for cookies.sqlite.
   
5. If you found cookies.sqlite skip to step 6. If you didn't, please go back and be sure you did step #3. If that doesn't work and this is your second time on step #6, I will point to where you can find the file. It should be here: C:\Documents and Settings\YOUR COMPUTER'S NAME\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\gpag1wkr.default (Remember that Windows might not be on your C: drive. You might have to change it.
6. Make sure Firefox is closed and rename cookies.sqlite to cookiesBACKUP.sqlite. Or you can just move it to another folder, or you can even delete it. Or you can rename it cookies.sqlite-journal2, etc.
7. If Firefox is closed open it and log into a few of your favorite sites that aren't performing properly.
8. Close and reopen Firefox to see if the problem is solved
9. If this works I ask that you leave a comment below.
   

And that's it! I hope this works for you!

Ubuntu Firefox Problem

Ubuntu Firefox Problem Ubuntu Firefox Problems

Are you having an Ubuntu Firefox problem that you can't solve? There are many Ubunto bugs and many solutions. Here is a main one we've been seeing lately.

Sometimes when using Ubuntu Firefox 3 there is a Firefox crash or firefox slow freeze up.

This problem, like many, could be due to the extensions you have installed. When running Firefox Ubunto Firefox Linux, you can delete (or at least disable) your Firefox addons and see if that fixes the problem. If it does you know that it's one of your addons. Continue to add them and restart until you find the problem.

Firefox Startup Crash or Slow

Firefox Startup Crash or Slow

Does your firefox crash or is Firefox slow when you open Morzilla firefox? Here's a quick tip to help you speed that up.

Sometimes you can get a lot of unecessary DLL files working with Firefox and these will either crash firefox or else make it go slow. The screen might appear white at first and you might have to wait several seconds to use your browers; if you can use it at all!

1. First, open Firefox in Safemode. If you do that you will see if the firefox extensions are what's causing your problems. If it opens in safemode with extensions disabled, then you should go into regular Windows and disable all your extensions, and slowly re-add them, determining which one is causing your problem. It could just be that you have over 20 add-ons to Mozilla Firefox and it's bogging down the browswer

2. Create a new profile and use that. This might be the problem.

3. Close other programs when you're running Firefox. This is a Problem no matter how fast your system is.

4. Here's http://www.edbott.com/weblog/?p=621 a link explaining how to make new shortcuts for certain programs to make them load faster. We haven't tried it but it might shave a second of Firefox slow opening speed!

5. Empty your cache, clear download files, etc: tools, options, privacy, clear private data on Firefox

Let's hope any one of these solutions work for you!

Firefox Parental Controls Firefox Parental Control

Firefox Parental Controls Firefox Parental Control

A lot of us are worried about our children surfing the Net and coming across pornography. And I'm guessing that is why you're here: to find an easy Mozilla Firefox fix which would include pornographic filters that blocks sites that show nudity or have foul content. And that's okay, if you don't want your kids to view that it's your choice. This article includes ways such as Firefox content filters to safeguard the "vulgar arts" from reaching your children. We'll have a brief discussion then move on to the Firefox content filter. Skip the discussion if you only want the Mozilla parental controls.

Can You Stop Your Kids From Viewing the Vulgar Arts?

In a word, no. If your kids have an interest in viewing nudity, they're going to view it. Let's take young boys, for example. I was once a young boy, and also I have a son. When I was young was it possible for me to view pornography even though my parents did everything they could do to shield me from it? Yes, I was able to get my little hands on magazines from friends. I was able to watch certain videos on VHS tape. It wasn't often, but the fact that I wasn't allowed to view such content made me want to view it more.

Jump to cultures in Asia. In Asian countries such as China, Korea, and Japan, magazines portraying nudity are at all 7-11s right there for everyone to see. Kids never view the books. They have no interest. When they want to see it, sure, they might view it on occasion out of curiosity, but it's never a problem. If they do happen to view it, their parents aren't concerned, they just understand that kids will be kids and men will be men.

Jump to the Internet. Can I set up Firefox or Internet Explorer 8 to filter out explicit content? Yes I can. Can I password protect those settings? Sure. Is my 9 year old son smart enough to download Google Chrome, view porn, and completely install the browser when he's done? Yep. Is he smart enough to download a keylogger program to steal my password? Yes. Can he go to his friend's house or even library to view the porn? Yep. Can he set up his own computer anyway he wants to and override and filter anything I may put on there? Yep, he can do that too. He doesn't know as much as me but he knows enough to get around any block I may put in to shield him from explicit content.

So what do I recommend if you have children? I recommend doing NOTHING. I recommend that you DON'T use parental control over your children's browsing experience. Whatever you do, they WILL view pornography if they want to and they will have sex. There's nothing you can do to stop it. I suggest educating them about the importance of safe sex. I think you should tell them the legal consequences of showing pornography to other in public (this won't be a problem until they're old enough to suffer legal consequences, but we had better put fear into them to protect them when they're older).

The above is my opinion and how I choose to educate my own children due to my feelings of what is best for them. For those of you not interested in my opinion or else who disagree with it, below, as promised, are the Firefox parental controls. If you wish to discuss anything I've mentioned, feel free to post your comments below.

Firefox Parental Control Download Add-on

Microsoft Window Vista - Firefox 3 is designed to work with all of Vista's system controls and Firefox parental control will read Vista's defaults and use them yourself. If you have set up these defaults on Vista and are using Firefox 3, perhaps reinstall Firefox will make it re-read the Vista settings and you should be all set. Be sure to check if the content filter is working before you give the computer to your kids

Content-Filtering Extensions - You can download extensions to block pornographic material on Modzilla Firefox 3, but many kids have friends smart enough to teach them how to disable these extensions. Nonetheless, here are some extensions for Firefox that will give you control over what your kids view:

• Glubble (www glubble com) - The Glubble site states: "Glubble ensures a safe environment for kids to enjoy the Internet because parents can pre-approve all the sites their children visit."
• ProCon Latte - This popular Firefox extension filters content based on the text of a website. This is useful for most porn sites. Remember, the naked human body is an art form, though, so while ProCon Latte may filter out all things regarding sex, nude bodies may be available on certain art sites. I think we all agree that this is preferable to sex sites, though.
  
• LeechBlock - This Mozilla extension blocks the sites you want it to block
• Suricate - "Collaborative parental control"
• Blocksite -Blocksite disables certian links but when used for parental control Firefox can easily let your kids work around it
• FoxFilter - This is pretty easy and works well. "FoxFilter is a personal content filter that helps block inappropriate content as well as block access to user-specified content and Web sites."
  
• brOOzi - Still in its beta stages. Use at your own risk.
• CleanScreen - Can be used for more than Firefix filtering of content. Still a new extension. Let us know how this works!

Well, those are the parental control for Firefox add-ons. We hope you've foudn something that works well for you and your family. Thanks for looking.