After update, why I'm still getting "You do not use the current version of Firefox" on the start page?

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  Having a problem with my fax on my HP Officejet Pro 8500 wireless.  Tried to send a fax, it received a transmission error.  I run fax test and she came back with "you do not use the type of appropriate phone cord.  Nothing has changed since I last fax would be but I check the lines and connections, everything seems ok.  Phone jack is connected to 1 line and Officejet 2 - ext"is connected to the phone.  I use a dedicated phone # and the Officejet is set to auto answer.   I can call and receive calls on the phone to connect to the Officejet.  My hypothesis is that because I can use the phone without problem there nothing wrong with the phone line.  Any ideas?

  I had the same problem.  I am using a phone cord 2-wire supplied with the printer and still get this error.  It turns out that it is bound to have a telephone connected to the printer.  If I unplug the telephone shape of the intake extension on the back of the printer, then the fax test passes.   I used even a cord 2-wire on the telephone, but it seems that the mere fact of having a phone plugged into the outlet of expansion will cause this error.

  Run the test without a phone plugged into the outlet of extension of the printer and you should be fine.

  Worked for me!

• I get, you're not on the latest version of Firefox. Update today to get the best of the Web! When I go to the site to update it tells me I have the latest version.

  I start the Firefox browser.
  When the start page shows, I get just below the Google search box:
  You are not on the latest version of Firefox. Update today to get the best of the Web!

  Not unusual, but when I go on the site to update it looking for a minute and then tells me I have the current version of the software.

  If you use the www.google.com/firefox as homepage site that previous versions of Firefox 3 use as homepage you can ignore the message about not using the latest version of Firefox on this page.
  
  Google seems to keep this page.
  
  The current versions of Firefox 4 + is no longer use this website from Google as home page, but use the build-in on: home page as the home page.
  
  Google assumes that you are using an older version of Firefox if you still visit this site, and warns you that you are using an older version of Firefox and invites you to update.
  
  You can use a different page than the homepage as subject: House or www.google.com or www.google.com/ig (iGoogle).

• After update, I get "You are not on the latest version of Firefox" WHY?

  I'm on version 9, still I get this message (in question above) on my start page. I also get a popup saying E-mail "no valid certificate for aus.mozilla.org, accept for this session? I still say yes, because I recognize the name on the certificate. (Geotrust, I think that it is.) What is going on?

  You are using the latest version which is Firefox version 9.0.1

  From your description, it seems that if you still have the old start page for Firefox http://www.google.com/firefox hosted by Google as your homepage. This old default home page is no longer used (Firefox 3.6. * and earlier versions) about: home in use for Firefox 4.0

  Ignore the message, change the home page about: welcome, replace it with another page or leave blank.

  http://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/how+to+set+the+home+page

• Why disable common features and hide completely to use a new version of firefox

  When a new version of Firefox comes out the end, all to often when there new features or a programmer has a different idea of what they like from the previous version, the features are enabled by default and things are rearranged without any choice by the user. A concrete example is that when I installed Firefox 24 on my wife's computer he disabled the menu bar and put the tabs on top. To add insult to injury, there is no settings option to put the hind below! I do not how much someone loves the tabs on the top, the right way to handle these kinds of feature upgrades is to leave everything as it was in terms of parameters and display a web page that contains a button that says what each change with a Yes and no button so that the user can try if they want TO or not , and not just say (effectively) "we are the Lords and ask you to use this and we know better. If this method is too difficult then just don't change the settings and leave a page "what's new". I know it is free SW and contribute many dedicated, but to do your darnedest to confuse or annoy your users is not the way to do it. Imagine if you took your car to have a new mounted radio and when you got the brake pedal was in the backseat and the guy said "we like better that way.

  BTW, to have the tabs just above the web pages you are watching way makes more sense to have the 3 lines now.

  Hello

  Most people answer on the support forum is volunteers of Mozilla (including me) so we are not able to comment on that kind of decision. We are not involved in choosing how new versions are gone.

  The best place to make a comeback would be this page:

  https://input.Mozilla.org/en-GB/feedback

  If you want to make Firefox v24 v3 looks like, then you can use a theme such as Firefox 3 theme.

  See also here for more information: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/895542

  I hope this helps. Let me know if not.

• Why my start page says "you are not on the latest version of Firefox. Update today to get the best of the Web! "when in fact I have the latest version?

  I've upgraded to the latest version of Firefox, but I always get a message on my home page that says "you are not on the latest version of Firefox. Update today to get the best of the Web! »

  You can see this message under the Google search box on www.google.com/firefox which is the old default Firefox homepage. It seems that this page is no longer maintained by Google. You seem to have the latest version of Firefox.

  If you want as the Google search page as homepage, change your homepage to Subject: House (a new version of the old homepage Google/Firefox update is now integrated into Firefox).

  • See-> http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/How+to+set+the+home+page

  Also see-> https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Finding+your+Firefox+version
  
  You can also see your version on the help > troubleshooting information display

  If this answer solved your problem, please click 'Solved It' next to this response when connected to the forum.

  Not related to your question, but...

  You may need to update some plug-ins. Check your plug-ins and update if necessary:

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• I was not able to open my my Adobe Illustrator application after update. He says there are a few problems with the preference but after following the instructions, Illustrator still does not work and it keeps giving the samei question. Help, please.

  I was not able to open my my Adobe Illustrator application after update. He says there are a few problems with the preference but after following the instructions, Illustrator still does not work and it keeps giving the samei question. Help, please.

  I think you are talking after upgrade to CC 2015 you're not able to launch I. Also, I believe you speak for read only matter of preference.

  After following the instructions please do not launch Illustrator and check your file preference if the permissions have been set correctly. A good way would be to get inside the preferences folder and then try to create a file manually. If it succeeds, please write to [email protected]

  A few external links to help you set permissions:

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  OS X Yosemite: set permissions for items on your Mac

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  r-and-file-permissions/465f2b42-63dd-4486-8dd1-c870290efeed http://Answers.Microsoft.com/en-US/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-Files/How-do-i-change-folde

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• After the update to 8.01 he said still I'm not using the latest edition & request if I would like to upgrade.

  I tried update several times and always get this response.
  Uninstall from Control Panel shows me that I have the last installed level.
  Have been removed and QuickStarts etc..

  Hi grushy,

  Looking at the details of your system, you're on 8.0.1. Where said you that you need to update? It is on the Google/Firefox page? If this is the case, I found this post by cor - el which explains what is happening:

  «This text on execution of is not the latest version of Firefox is hardcoded on the site www.google.com/firefox that previous Firefox used as well as the Google homepage seems not to want to keep this page more.» The current versions of Firefox is no longer use this site of Google as home page, but use the build-in on: home page as the home page. So Google assumes that you are using an older version of Firefox if you still visit this site and warns on the subject and invite you to update. You can use a different page than the homepage as subject: House or www.google.com or www.google.com/ig (iGoogle). »

• On my Firefox start page, a message says, "you are not on the latest version of Firefox. But when I go to help, and on Firefox, this window says I'm under 8.0 and Firefox is updated. So, why am I conflicting message? Thank you

  I downloaded Firefox restarted 8.0.1, and it ran. However, I always get a message on my firefox start page saying: "you are not on the latest version of Firefox. But when I go to help and then on Firefox, it says I'm under 8.0 and I'm updating. Why do I get mixed messages?

  The old homepage www.google.com/firefox is obsolete and is no longer used. You can restore your home page for the new default value, so you will get the new homepage.
  
  http://support.Mozilla.com/en-us/KB/how%20To%20set%20The%20home%20page#w_restore-the-default-home-page
  
  Click on the button "Restore default".

• You are not on the latest version of Firefox. Update today to get the best of the Web!

  Whenever I update my firefox, I get this message, you are not on the latest version of Firefox. Update today to get the best of the Web!

  It - http://www.google.com/firefox - is the old Page to start Firefox used by the Firefox 3.6 and earlier versions of Firefox. I think that Google assumes that you are using an older version of Firefox, as they hard-coded message 'upgrade' in this page - all versions of Firefox see this message.

  From version Firefox 4, Firefox uses a 'local' with the address Start Page of Subject: House. It looks like the old start Page, but this isn't exactly the same thing.

  See - How to set the home page

• I tried to update OSX 10.5.6 to leopard 10.6.3 and was not working due to a disk error but now my mac book does not, as the starting system, but after a few secons it will turn off itself, what should I do? Thank you very much!

  I tried to update OSX 10.5.6 to leopard 10.6.3 and was not working due to a disk error but now my mac book does not, as the starting system, but after a few secons it will turn off itself, what should I do? Thank you very much!

  You probably should have updated to 10.5.8 first.

  Installation or update of Snow Leopard:

  http://manuals.info.Apple.com/en_US/Snow_Leopard_Installation_Instructions.PDF

• Whenever I open FireFox browser, I get a message that says, "you are not on the latest version of FireFox." and says click here to upgrade now?

  Actually, it says it's 'you are not on the latest version of Firefox. Update today to get the best of the Web! ", but I use the latest version of Firefox, FireFox 9.0, so there is nothing to be upgraded to! So, why my browser seems determined to force an upgrade on me I already have?

  Do you not see that the message on the site www.google.com/firefox

  The site www.google.com/firefox has been used in versions of Firefox 3.
  
  The current versions of Firefox 4 + is no longer use this website from Google as home page, but use the build-in on: home page as the home page.
  
  Google is no longer seems to keep this page and assumed that you are using an older version of Firefox, if you visit again you and this site warns that you are using an older version of Firefox and invites you to update.
  
  You can ignore this message if you are running the latest version of Firefox, as shown in the window "help > About" (Firefox is updated).
  
  You can use a different page than the homepage as subject: House or www.google.com or www.google.com/ig (iGoogle).

• I get a message: to use the 'java' command line tool, you must install a JDK.  I tried 10 times to install without success.  Help, please.

  I get a message: to use the 'java' command line tool, you must install a JDK.  I tried 10 times to install without success.  Help, please.

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• When I connect to the start page of mozilla, I can't go to any other sites Web - get "unable to connect to the server", but I'm still able to access the internet through Internet Explorer on the same computer.

  Cannot move to the start page of Mozilla. Any site or search I run, I get a message that Mozilla can not establish a connection with the server.

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