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• When I go on the settings of cookies and close the window, then I go back and it's still on the old settings. How can I keep it changed to what I want?

  I'm trying to let him stay on Firefox will: use of custom settings for history. But when I close the window and come back, he's back on the Firefox will: remember the story. I don't know how to save my changes to keep it on the custom settings.

  The "use settings customized for history" allows to see current history and cookies settings, but select this setting is not to make changes to the parameters of the history and cookies.
  
  Firefox displays the "use the custom settings for history" as an indication that at least one story and cookie settings is not the default to make you aware that the changes have been made.
  
  If all the history settings are default, custom settings are hidden and see you "conservation rules: (never) don't forget history."
  
  "Never remember history" means that private browsing is active and "Always use private browsing mode" Gets a check mark.

• Cannot close the window (no tab) with 'Command'-'W' on the mac version of firefox 7.0.1 and firefox 8.0

  I noticed that firefox can not closed is no longer a window using "cmd" + "w" since the version 7.0.1. I have to close the window by clicking on the 'x' on the top left button instead. I just upgraded to version 8 today and the problem has always existed. It never happened in the previous version.

  It is quite embarrassing especially for pop-ups.

  is this a bug or a feature newly added? How can I restore it to the way it was?

  Thank you

  issue is resolved by disabling the plugin to evernote web clipper 5.0

• I've updated to firefox 5.0, and when I try to close the window after you open several tabs, they cannot be saved anymore.

  In older versions when I have several tabs open and tried to close the window, he asked me if I really want to close and if I want them reopenned for the next session.

  After updating this feature no longer exists.

  He asks if I don't know that I want to close as many tabs.

  Firefox 4 and later versions Save the previous session automatically, so it is no longer need for the dialog box asking if you want to save the current session.
  
  Use ' file > leave "or" Firefox > Exit "(Mac: ' Firefox > quit Firefox") If you want to restore multiple windows.
  
  You can use ' history > restore previous Session ' to get the previous session at any time.
  
  You may need to click the Firefox orange/gray button to see history.
  
  There is also a button 'Restore previous Session' on the default on: Home home page.

• Download of the current file will stop if I close the window of the Downloader?

  Download of the current file will stop if I close the window of the Downloader in Firefox 4.0.1? This was not the case with the 3.x versions.

  No, as long as you don't close Firefox then the download will continue.

  You can set the browser.download.manager.quitBehavior pref to 2 on the topic: config page.
  
  That will make Firefox asks for confirmation if you want to cancel the download if you close Firefox.

  See:

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/browser.download.Manager.quitBehavior

  To open the topic: config page, type Subject: config in the address bar (address) and press the 'Enter' key, as you type the url of a Web site to open a Web site.
  
  If you see a warning then you can confirm that you want to access this page.

• minimize, resize, close the windows, the buttons at the top right do not work in Chrome

  I found several references to this problem, but all were dated in 2010, which suggests that there must be a solution. I use Vista Home Premium and something has happened in the last two months, causing these buttons allow to stop working - reduced, resize, close the windows, the buttons at the top right do not work in Chrome. They work in all applications, but not in Google Chrome. Please notify. Thank you. PS talk in terms of beginner I'm not a programmer. Thank you, again.

  A friend told law the DPI setting and calculation of reboot. Problem solved.

• Need shortcut to close the window

  Hello

  Relatively new to InDesign CC on El Capitan. Does anyone know the shortcut to close the window "program" once all documents are closed.

  I use ' w ' to close the document, but there is still a blank screen on the left. Anyone know the shortcut to close that and more by clicking the little x in the corner?

  Thankssssss

  Dian

  What, exactly, you are hoping to see when you are in InDesign with no documents open? My best guess is that you want to disable the Application Framework, so that you can see your desktop? This is the window > Application frame and you can assign a shortcut to it via Edit > keyboard shortcuts. Although if you turn it off, it will remain off until that reactivate you.

  ~ Barb

• RELOADED 6.3 Lightroom and the icon is set to "keep in dock". Program is leave whenever I close the window? [was: Hi,]

  Hello

  RELOADED 6.3 Lightroom and the icon is set to "keep in dock". Program is leave whenever I close the window?

  Thank you

  "Keep in Dock" and close the window of LR is 2 different actions.  "Keep in Dock" means that, even if LR is closed, the LR icon is always in the dock for the reopening.  If you want to keep open LR, do not close the window.  You can minimize LR as suggested above, or you can 'Hide LR LR in the menu.  Cmd + H keyboard shortcut

  

  

• HTML code to close the window without asking confirmation

  Hi all
  
  You can just anyone to correct me the following code to close the window without any warning and exit the menu.
  
  < html >
  < head >
  < script type = "text/javascript" >
  var windowClose = window.close;
  Window.Close = function)
  {
  Window.Open("","_self");
  windowClose();
  }
  < /script >
  < / head >
  < body onload = "window.close ()" >
  Please close/quit immediately this browser session.
  < / body >
  < / html >
  

  I used the following code to run the file close.htm

  Web.show_document('/forms90/html/Close.htm','_self');

  Arif
  
  Published by: Arif-8873427, January 16, 2011 12:04 AM

  .....

  
  
  
  
  

  Key-release Trigger:

  WEB. SHOW_DOCUMENT ('http://webserver:7778/urlapps/close.html','_self');

  Edited by: alinzenb the 17.01.2011 09:58

• Close the window when the previous button is clicked on the film

  I have a .swf movie which is accessible via a link on a Web site. At the end of the film are two buttons: one for the 'return' and one for 'Replay '. Thanks to the helpful folks on the forum here, I've got buttons working so the Back button goes to the previous URL and the Replay button, well, replays.

  However, the previous button opens a new window. Is there a piece of the Action Script 3 can I add the following to close the window in my .fla Action Script window to close the window as it jumps to the URL? Here's the script.

  Stop();

  var link: URLRequest = new URLRequest ("urlgoeshere");

  bck_btn.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, onClick);

  function onClick(event:MouseEvent):void

  
  {
  navigateToURL (link);
  }

  play_btn.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, regarderMovie);
  function playMovie(event:MouseEvent)
  {
  Play();
  }

  I don't have full access to the HTML page, so I can't use javascript. I work with a CMS application to add content on the site, so I need to close this window using ActionScript 3 in the .swf file.

  Thank you

  Marilyn

  No matter if you close the window?... How about you just open the page in the same page...

  use

  navigateToURL (link, "_self");

  thelegendaryghost

• Forms of sign out and close the window

  Hello
  
  I would like to forms to sign out and close the window.
  
  I am writing...
  
  "LOGOUT";
  
  But the forms gives no answer.
  
  
  How did manage you the logoff, disconnect users of Oracle forms?
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Forms [32 bit] Version 10.1.2.0.2

  Since you also try to close the window, see this post to close the browser. After your disconnect, you can call this web.show_document('close.htm','_self') to close the browser itself.

  Closing the browser with a single click from shape

• Cannot close the window

  I was watching a stream live and open the chat in a new window. Now I can't close it. There is no button on the window. I use Firefox developer edition version 40.0a2 on OS X 10.10.3.

  You can close this window with the hotkey command + W or shift + command + W?

  You can change dom.disable_window_open_feature prefs and change their value to true to prevent a Web site to disable toolbars and scroll bars in a pop-up window

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Prevent_websites_from_disabling_new_window_features

• I can't move, resize, reduce or close the window of the browser despite everything inside the window still works.

  I don't know which details are necessary, then I'll just charge everything I can think of.

  I use an Asus laptop with windows 7. I've never had a problem with firefox in the past (beyond the usual freezing and some obvious problems with pop-up advertising that are through for the course with firefox since adblocker never does what he says... not really.) Let us be honest.) I use my virus protection Avast, and it is also up to date.

  My problem started about an hour ago when firefox is not responding. The video, I had to play kept going, but I couldn't interact with anything. Assuming that the program froze for the billionth time this week, I restarted, it. This always solved freezing issues in the past. Now, however, firefox doing something again.

  I can access the menus and almost everything on the window itself, with the exception of the minimize/maximize/close buttons, I can't move the window at all and I can't manually resize. I also noticed that although videos will play, I can only click on their buttons if there is another small window on top of firefox. Video controls doesn't appear to like it and when I click on them firefox comes naturally to the front and the video responds with the key I used, but the buttons disappeared again and I can't resume playback without the smaller window at the front back to the buttons display again.

  It's like half of firefox is frozen while the other half is still ongoing in some way.

  I have no themes that could be the cause. Literally no. I only use firefox for things that can no longer be opened in the opera, so I did not need any theme default beyond. Addons only I installed on purpose were adblockers (God knows why. they don't DO nothing.) Although several other things randomly appear to have been installed over time with the help of one thing or another. Various plugins and players and versions of java, that sort of thing. But I have everything (and I mean EVERYTHING) in the menu of the disabled addon.
  I tried to boot in SafeMode (the program, no windows) and the problem is still there except that now it will appear not the menu bar at all unless I press the first ALT and even in this case, it won't let me actually click on anything in the menu bar. When I try the entire bar disappears. I had to close firefox with the Task Manager.
  Restart will fix the problem for about 15 seconds before it comes back.
  Any attempt to update do not have as it says I am already up to date on everything so I don't know what his issue is.

  It is not an urgent issue now because most of what I need to happen on the screen window that I use, but some of my sites have buttons that literally disappear into something else than to full screen and I guess it will be a much larger gene in the coming days.

  Well, nothing is damaged so far. It seems to be itself has for the moment.
  I think that might have done the trick. Thanks for all the help!

• Why my animated themes work only the first time that I open the window? Everyone I tried stops animate if I close the window and open a new one.

  The title pretty much sums up my problem. Basically, I took a few different themes animated to try in the section modules to customize my browser window. They look great in the beginning and in the window that is opened when I activate the theme. However, if I close this window and open a new one, the theme is stationary and is more anime.

  See this support article - https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/animated-theme-stops-working

• my firefox closes when I close the window, but the process is not stopped since I got the update to firefox

  Since I upgraded to firefox 2 days ago, there a reboot problem. When I close the firefox window, it closes as it normally does, but whenever I try to restart firefox it shows the notification that firefox still works and I first need to stop the previous process before you can start a new one. Finally after I manually stop the firefox process it restarts again.

  What fixed it for me, but I am running v.15 because of other problems. I have to say I tried a hundred things and nothing works. I made the note never stop, even hours later, if I forgot to go to the Task Manager to end the process. It seems not important to know if I had extensions or modules running or not. I tried this before today. My graphics driver updated a couple of months. In any case, THANK YOU for this, finally something is going right.

• Window and the mouse crashes when you try to close the windows

  Original title: window crashes when you click on the red X

  I use Windows Vista Home Premium (64-bit platform).  Just recently, when I right click on the red X in the upper right to close a window, the window and the cursor freezing for about fifteen seconds.  The window then closes, and the slider works normally.

  This happens to my office, although my laptop (same operating system Vista, except for the 32-bit version) works normally.  I use CCleaner on a regular basis, and I have the latest version of AVG anti-virus and Microsoft Security Essentials installed.  This Setup has worked well for over a year.  This problem appeared only in the last 24 hours.

  Gordon

  Houston, Texas

  Hello, Mr. the President Y. K..

  First, as soon as the computer and then restarting it later in the day, the question has not repeated itself.  I had read on Google that people with this problem a couple of years, were not so lucky.

  I have not addded any software, except to perform Windows updates usual a week ago.  The suddenness of the appearance of my problem led me to believe that these patches were probably not at fault.  When I went to log on to this second time, I had planned to restore the system to a previous backup to see if that gave me work around the problem.  However, it was not necessary.

  No error message appears when the problem occurred, and the problem was if I was in the office or on the Internet.  Nevertheless, I intend to register your comments useful diagnosis for later use, and for your efforts, thank you very much!

  Kind regards

  Gordon