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• Upgrade to firefox 22 will disable Norton protective vulnerability 11.3.09-5. This will also disable norton in IE?

  What are the details? Update firefox message warned me, it would take an action, which could be relevant details to this threatened action? I use Norton 360, IE 10 on windows 7 64-bit. Will disabling feature of Norton in Firefox "specific browser" or it will also disable this feature when I run IE?

  Norton won't close at all, just the protector of the vulnerability will be turned off in firefox, but you are always safe as long as norton is on your system tray, it will be netherless.

• How to make firefox 4rc work with norton 360 toolbar?

  drop-down list in the update installed, says ff4rc is not compatible with norton 360 toolbar

  all other norton products appear to work
  

  ff4rc looked for, but did not find a fix

  You will need to contact Norton on their plans for support to Firefox 4. It is quite common for businesses don't support a new version of a browser after that that it has been officially released, and it is not supported for the candidate/beta phase.

• Firefox Home will allow Flash Player content on my iPad 2?

  Apple and Adobe are not friends and, as a result, Safari does not allow downloading another browser; IE: Firefox which has Flash Player required by much of the media content. Can Firefox with Flash Player on the sly slip on Apple?

  Firefox Home is not a web browser, but an iOS application that allows you to synchronize your bookmarks Firefox desktop, historical, navigation and tablets. http://www.Mozilla.org/en-us/mobile/home/

  https://wiki.Mozilla.org/mobile/platforms

  iPhone/iPad/iPod
     We have no plans to release the full Firefox browser for iOS. The iOS SDK agreement requires apps to use Apple's own JavaScript engine (or none at all, like Opera Mini which downloads pre-rendered pages from Opera's servers and cannot run JavaScript code in the client). Because of this, we have no supported way to distribute Firefox's rendering and JavaScript engine to iPhone users.
    However, you can download Firefox Home for iPhone (can work on iPad), an iOS app that uses Firefox Sync to deliver Firefox bookmarks, browsing history, and tabs to your iPhone or iPod Touch.
  

• When firefox 6 will allow evernote plugin to work with it, your fault or thiers?

  Use evernote but since firefox 6 and updated my firefox this plugin does not come fix

  You have the latest Version 5.0.0.170767 installed EverNote?

  https://addons.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/addon/EverNote-Web-Clipper/

• If I install a newer version (38) of FF, it will allow me to import my passwords, bookmarks, etc.?

  I'm in Italy, but need to FF in English. The shop that built my PC to install it in Italian.
  Since I'm now on 37 FF, I thought I could just download 38 English and install it. But that's assuming, of course, that during installation, 38 FF will ask if I want to import my passwords, bookmarks etc. of 37 before overwriting.
  BUT... I don't know he will ask and fear that 38 will overwrite 37, until I realize he won't ask.
  (In research on language issues in FF, I discovered tools > Options > content > language, which I guess - now, it is set to EN - me 38 FF will fetch in English).

  Hello FxFx, the language in the options option > content will report only to Web sites what is your preferred language.

  You can switch from an Italian firefox 37.0.2 to a generation of 38.0 English by downloading the latest version from https://www.mozilla.org/firefox/all/ and install just on top of your current installation - this will not affect and keep all your data such as bookmarks or passwords automatically, because they are stored separately in your profile folder , which is independent of the version of firefox you are running...

• Firefox 6 will be able to support ' 1 password", finally?

  Until this version "1 password" was supported. I miss not being able to use it now.

  And now a final version of the (ranging) from 1Password is available for Firefox 6:

  http://Forum.agilebits.com/index.php?/topic/6593-first-build-of-1Password-extension-for-Firefox-6/

• How can I get firefox to enable norton 360 to work?

  I upgraded to firefox 17 now my norton 360 will not work. How to get a Firefox that allows it to work?

  Norton publishes an update to each new version of Firefox, usually on the same day a new version of Firefox is available. You must run Norton Live Update several times to be sure that all updates are downloaded and installed. You can usually find the Norton update for the version of Firefox by typing into Google "norton 17 firefox compatibility" (including the quotes) and its replacement by the current Firefox version number, if not Firefox 17.

  Here is the Norton information on compatibility with Firefox 17. Read it carefully.

  • http://community.Norton.com/T5/Norton-toolbar-Norton-identity/Firefox-17-support-for-Norton-toolbar/TD-p/853416

  Other - you should check your Plugins and update as needed.

  1. Check your Plugins - https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/plugincheck/
  2. Shockwave Flash 11.4 r402
     • https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/keep-Flash-up-to-date-and-troubleshoot-problems
     • https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/install-Flash-plugin-view-videos-animations-games

• Norton 360 is ready with SafeWeb to get the latest version of firefox?

  Some time ago, I received a warning to wait with the installation of an update of firefox because some parts of Norton 360 - I think it was SafeWeb - would not work. I later received a notification from Norton Norton is now online with Firefox. I have the same problem with Norton 360 again if I will update to the latest version of Firefox?

  Yes Norton 360 v5 is fully compatible with Firefox 9, see

  • http://community.Norton.com/T5/Norton-360/Firefox-9-support-for-Norton-toolbar/TD-p/615573

  Firefox 9 is here

  • getfirefox.com

• Why is-toolbar Norton 360 invalid and incompatible with Firefox?

  I recently switched from Internet Explorer to Firefox 26 - I have the latest updates for both products, but my Norton toolbar will not - allow the extension add-on says it is not compatible with Firefox, even if the site of Norton claims it is compatible. Protection against vulnerabilities in Norton was also disabled, but after checking the updates in the Toolbox, it has been activated. My Norton works while browsing in Firefox, and when my toolbar Norton will be available?

  Norton has had updates for their extensions toolbar from Firefox 26.0 was released on 10 December.

  http://community.Norton.com/T5/Norton-360/Firefox-26-support-for-Norton-toolbar/TD-p/1062183

  Some say it's better to live updates before the new update of Firefox. You may need to put live updated several times to get the extension to work.

• Norton 360 toolbar is not compatible with Firefox 17.0.

  I uninstalled and reinstalled Norton 360 and ran LiveUpdate twice. Norton Toolbar still does not work.

  From: http://community.norton.com/t5/Norton-Toolbar-Norton-Identity/Firefox-17-Support-for-Norton-Toolbar/td-p/853416
  We recommend that you have the latest version of Norton Internet Security or Norton 360 installed. If you do not see the Norton Toolbar in Firefox 17, check and make sure you are running NIS or N360 20.2.0.19. Visit our Norton Update Center to receive the latest update.

  You will need to run LiveUpdate and restart several times before your product is completely updated to the latest version. It will appear in the history of LiveUpdate as Norton Toolbar add-on for Firefox.

  If you use Firefox 17 and Norton Internet Security or Norton 360 20.2.0.19 and still not see the Norton Toolbar, please check and make sure that the Norton Toolbar plugin is enabled. You can do it clicking on the Firefox menu, by selecting Add-ons and then clicking Activate next to Norton Toolbar.

• Norton 360 5.0.0.125 v: indicators of site security Web no longer work with Firefox 4.

  Is there something I need to do to activate it or just Norton should catch up with Firefox 4?

  Symantec needs update their Firefox Add-ons to make them compatible with Firefox 4. They indicated that, for Norton 360, they plan to release a update of Norton 360 to support Firefox 4 in early may - http://us.norton.com/support/kb/web_view.jsp?wv_type=public_web & docurl = 20100720113635EN & ln = en_US

  I don't know about the time scale for the updates for other Norton products. Waiting for the update by Symantec, if you want to use Norton modules, you will need to downgrade to Firefox 3.6.

  Downgrade to Firefox 3.6 first of all uninstall Firefox 4, but do not select the option 'remove my Firefox personal data '. If you select this option, it will delete your bookmarks, passwords and other user data.

  Then you can install the latest version of Firefox 3.6 available to http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all-older.html - it will automatically use your favorite courses, passwords etc.

  I recommend, to avoid possible problems with decommissioning, accessing your profile folder and delete the following files if they exist - extensions.cache, extensions.rdf, extensions.ini, extensions.sqlite and localstore.rdf. Delete these files will force Firefox to rebuild the list of installed extensions, check their compatibility and cancel the toolbar customizations.

  For more information on how to find your profile folder, see https://support.mozilla.com/kb/Profiles

• HP Simplepass will not work after reinstalling Norton 360 on windows 8

  Hello:

  I am running Windows 8 on a new computer dv6 HP Envy.  I use Norton 360 anti-virus.  Norton apparently does not work with Windows 8 correctly b/c every time I have download updates via Norton I can't run all the tests.  So I uninstall Norton 360 and reinstall, which allows then to Norton 360 works correctly.  HOWEVER, whenever I do that (which is at least once a week and is VERY VERY VERY VERY BORING!), HP Simplepass DOES NOT at all.  It says in the device, biometric devices Manager:

  Windows cannot start this hardware device because its information of configuration (in the registry) is incomplete or damaged. (Code 19).

  HELP HELP HELP HELP!  You pay tons of money for a new computer and it has constant problems.  Can not a fix it or give me some help to fix it?  This irritates me a LOT and will probably cause I DO NOT to BUY another product HP or Norton MORE EVER!

  Owner of unhappy HP,

  Josh

  Well, you could just not use Norton.  I confess that I'm not a fan of Norton, so the decision would be easier for me that it could be for someone else.

  There are a lot of other options out there that will work for you.

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  The Windows Defender software has been reorganized for Windows 8.  Not everyone says we should run with this one. It is worth visiting and worth implementing in your first line of defense.

  Windows Defender has the advantage that it "plays well with others", in other words, you can run this program in collaboration with the other security.

  Windows Defender will not 'take down of your computer' or make unusable just because you turn it on.

  HP computers - solve and protection against viruses on your computer (Windows 8)

  More information about Windows Defender:

  Activate Windows Defender in Windows 8

  OK, what to do?

  If you want, take a look at Avast Anti-virus.  There are paid and free versions.  The software has a good reputation and is easy to install and use.   The paid version (Avast security) has a number of features, including network monitoring, control rules and a 'sandbox' in which you can run restricted access programs (for banking, etc.).

  Other options can be found at:

  Overview of the security of Windows 8

  Comment:

  My personal experience with Kasperky includes some of the same adventures that I had with Norton - I have succeeded with an older version of the software, so closely bind things that I managed to block the system.  It's real easy to Bumble and more difficult to manage that I liked.  Great software - I doubt that anyone else could have hacked the system easily - I could not get anything to run, I doubt that anyone could have dug made far away in the computer either.  The smile.

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  SimplePass, in particular, has an aversion to Norton, even though I've heard of him along the Norton software.

  • You can try a few things to get SimplePass works again:

  Reset the laptop:

  Laptops - forced Reset to solve Hardware and Software questions waterproof Non-removable battery

  Laptops - use Hard Reset to solve Hardware and Software issues - removable battery

  Try reinstalling your current validity sensor driver:

  • Control Panel > display icon > device management > biometric devices > Validity Sensor >
  • Right click on the driver Validity Sensor and "Uninstall" (do not remove IT)
  • Restart / reboot the computer and log in
  • The driver will reinstall it connect you to

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  Good luck!

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• Looks like Firefox has saved a huge field of incident reports that goes back a long time... Scan of Norton 360 takes about 30 minutes to scan through them... can I remove the

  My windows7 home premium system seems to work well (I keep very current, the updates of windows every morning and installation of all the most important immediately) as well as java and adobe updates and of course, all firefoxupdates, automatically)

  I have firefox occasional accidents--maybe two months or thereabouts - but few attended and they have never created any big problem I see.

  HOWEVER, recently while watching closely and time a Norton 360 first Full scan system, I noticed that for more than 30 minutes, Norton 360 ran through Firefox and landfills error reports. It resembled a large number of report of Crash of Firefox with file system objects. As an accumulation of a lot must have been everyone since I bought the new PC 3 years ago! Is this normal? Can I clean out / erase all those? How can I do?

  You can clear on crash reports if you wish, they are especially useful if you have a reproducible crash.

• After the update to firefox 17.0 when I do a scan with Norton 360 it does not pick up the tracking cookies which changed 16.0.02

  After the update to firefox 17.0 when I do a scan with Norton 360, it is no longer captures the rejected. These cookies that have been picked up with firefox 16.0.02 what you have changed? Plus, I'm getting sick of these updates - at least we tell users what has changed in new versions.

  First of all, we do not say what has changed in each version, http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/17.0/releasenotes/.

  Secondly, Norton should always be able to delete your cookies (just so that you know that the cookies are generally harmless, and you don't need to worry to remove). If not, you can delete the cookies in Firefox Cookies - Information that Web sites store on your computer