How to have Firefox open on my extended desktop?

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• If I already have firefox open in Linux, how can I open a new URL in a new window.

  I want to be able to click a button and firefox opens a new window to a given URL. Currently, if I already have firefox running, then it opens a new tab, which can be on a different desktop. Having to remove the new tab in a new window and bring it back on Law Office looks like unnecessary work.

  Try the - new-window command line switch.

  • https://developer.Mozilla.org/en/Command_Line_Options

• I have Firefox pinned to the taskbar in Windows 7. After the upgrade to Firefox 9 when I open firefox I have an extra firefox icon in my taskbar then have firefox open. It allows to determine as being open on the icon that is pinned to the taskbar.

  • Installed Firefox 9
  • I am running Windows 7 64 bit
  • I have Firefox pinned to the taskbar.
  • When Firefox opens, there is a new icon which opens onto the bar spots. Normally Firefox would open within the icon that is pinned to the taskbar.
  • When I close Firefox, the extra icon disappears.
  • Firefox is acting like the icon that is pinned to the taskbar isn't still there.

  Before performing the steps below, I suggest strongly that visit you the last known issues for the current version, specifically 9 FF release notes.

  See:

  Latest Firefox issues

  1 detach the old firefox icon

  2. go in c:\Program File (x 86) \Mozilla Firefox\

  3. double-click on "firefox.exe" (window FF & icon will appear in supertaskbar)

  4 pin this new icon by right-clicking > Pin to Taskbar (Firefox icon turns into white box)

  5. make sure you can see hidden folders

  windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Show-hidden-files
  

  6. go on C:\Users\%yourusername%\AppData\Local

  7 remove "IconCache.db.

  8. open the Task Manager

  9. kill explorer.exe by clicking on complete the process

  10. in the Task Manager, file-> new task (run...) -> write "explorer.exe" without the quotes, press ok

• How I have Firefox remember my email address and password for Facebook?

  whenever I open my email or Facebook it remember my old email address and I would like to know how to forget that

  This has happened

  Each time Firefox opened

  You can simply delete the cookies from this site open Firefox then go on Tools > Options > privacy click on where it is said will be Firefox and click on use custom for the history settings , and then click View the Cookies and delete the one for the site that you want to delete. In that case FaceBook

  Or you can remove a different path if it does not work by going to Tools > Options > Security > passwords saved and delete the one that you want to delete.

• How I have Firefox check the certificates revoked/expired?

  The heartbeat vulnerability fix requires servers to update openssl, get a new certificate and revoke the old certificate. To make sure a spoofed site does not use the revoked certificate, I need Firefox to check for revoked certificates. How can I activate this certificate revoked archive on Firefox?

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• I don't know how I have firefox but I not went. Tell me how to remove

  I don't know how this program got on my computer and I read help pages until my eyes are painful. I can't find an answer to my question is simple. I need to get rid of this program. I used internet Explorer since I bought my first computer and I was very satisfied. But since firefox showed all that is so small, I have to squint to read my emails. I use my computer for e-mail and play games, and sometimes I go to sting sites. I don't need to be so complicated. Please help me get rid of this program.

  Absolutely impossible to happen accidentally. Someone else is using your computer. Remove you Firefox like any other program via Control Panel > programs and features (in Windows 7).

  I hope that you do not have another browser - Internet Explorer does not appear in the details of your system.

• How to separate Firefox opening page of the opening page of Bing as they appear glued together. If I delete or delete them, they stay together.

  I can't separate Mozilla Firefox from bing at the top of my opening page. Them is only about a quarter of an inch of firefox display. The portion of Bing is covering a section which offers the file, editing, display, tools and Help.I have tried everything I know, but without success. I had to many pages open at the same time opening. Because I have no access to the Tools section, I couldn't remove the additional pages. I was able to erase an add at a time but not the entire page. I can't take them off no matter what I try in the Tools section. I hope I have given you enough information to help.

  Thank you

  Try FireFox forums. You could get a resolution on their part.

  Support Firefox, Mozilla Forums:
  http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewforum.php?f=38

  Mozilla Firefox Forum
  http://www.firefoxforum.com/

  Firefox Support Forum
  http://support.Mozilla.com/en-us/questions For the benefits of others looking for answers, please mark as answer suggestion if it solves your problem.

• How to make Firefox open search results in a new tab instead of on top of the already opened page?

  When I do the search via the search engine on the upper right corner, the search results open on the top of the page I see right now, instead of in a new tab, so I keep forgetting to open a new tab before every search. How can I change this, open the results in a new tab?

  Subject: config
  Set the browser.search.openintab

• How can I get Firefox opens automatically whenever I turn on the computer?

  How to get Firefox opens automatically whenever I turn on the computer.

  You can place a shortcut to the Firefox program in the startup folder in "start > programs" by dragging the Firefox shortcut from the desktop or by dragging the Firefox entry in ' start > programs > Mozilla Firefox ' in this folder (or use copy/paste to achieve).

• I have two screens; How can I change the screen when Firefox opens?

  Firefox allows to open on my main desktop screen. Now, for some reason, it opens on my screen side that I use for another purpose dedicated, and I always have to drag it to my main screen. How can I keep it there?

  If Firefox is maximized and then minimize the window and drag the window to the correct monitor and close Firefox to save the setting.
  After the reboot, you can maximize again.

  You can check the problems caused by a corrupt localstore.rdf file.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Corrupt_localstore.RDF

• How to configure firefox to open outlook e-mail links in a new tab instead of having this "crush" a tab currently open?

  How to configure firefox to open outlook e-mail links in a new tab instead of having this "crush" a tab currently open? For example, that I have a tab open and consult the information about this. An email comes in via outlook and I want to read a confined link. When I click on the link, it will open in the tab I have currently open. I would like to open it in a new tab.

  You mean Outlook, the standalone version and not the new iteration of Live (live.com) mail to Outlook.

  I think that the default is to open in a new tab in the last active window, but you can check it out here and replace the default value:

  (1) in a new tab, type or paste Subject: config in the address bar and press ENTER. Click on the button promising to be careful.

  (2) in the search above the list box, type or paste link.o and make a pause so that the list is filtered

  (3) double-click the preference browser.link.open_newwindow.override.external and change it to 3 and OK change

  The options are:

  -1 = apply the setting in Options > general > tabs of external links (default)
  3 = open external links in a new tab in the last active window
  2 = open external links in a new window
  1 = open external links in the last active tab replaces the current page

• Firefox opens in a tiny window, and I want to open full page... How?

  Firefox opens to my homepage as you want, but it's on a window in the upper right corner, about 4 "and 3" high. It's easily slide into a display full size, but I want to open this way, as it did before I updated to the version of Firefox yesterday. I find no immediately obvious option to set the size of this opening by default. How can I do this? Also, I have now a problem with Flash crashing that I didn't before the update. How to fix this?

  Thanks for the heads up, Cor - el.

• I get an error message that "a copy of Firefox is already open. Only one copy of Firefox can be open at a time"and I have no open copy.

  I get an error message that "a copy of Firefox is already open. Only one copy of Firefox can be open at a time"and I have no open copy. How can I fix this problem? I like firefox because it runs many technical programs on the web that do not work with safari. I have FireFox installed on my PowerBook MacPro OS X 10.7.5 32.0.1 version. My activity monitor shows all activity of FireFox, so don't know not what he sees

  Check out these links;
  http://www.bing.com/search?q=Firefox%20not%20Close%20mac

• I am new to this. I do not understand what is meant by making Firefox my "default browser". I use gmail, and I have to open a session, each time I want to use the mail?

  I don't even know if there is an interaction between Firefox and gmail. I know it's a pain every time that I want to use the mail, I have to open a session. I didn't connect with Internet Explorer. My goal here is to take advantage of Firefox are reached do not SPAM etc. Where and how can I set up Firefox as my default browser, and what are the other benefits? Keep it simple, guys, I'm not the sharpest knife in the drawer.

  The "default browser" is that Windows uses to open links from other applications or the desktop shortcuts. If a browser is designated as the default does not affect the operation of pages web in the browser.

  Sites recognized generally that you are still connected by setting a cookie. When you install Firefox, it is configured to receive and fix these cookies. However, there are many ways for the cookies to be deleted, including:

  • Settings on the Privacy tab of the Options dialog box such as whether you want to accept cookies and how long they stay - privacy, and-not-track browsing history settings
  • Option erasure of history to the judgment (even if the function is called history of compensation, there are a few 10 or more categories of data, you can choose individually delete or keep)
  • Using the incognito feature - cookies last only as long as the camera
  • The modules focus on the protection of personal information that change the way are managed cookies - your system data does not display of these
  • External security, privacy or system cleanup software

  In your case, your "more details of the system" shows that you have set Firefox automatically start in private browsing mode. In this configuration, Firefox does not keep cookies between sessions, as long as the sites Web is concerned, the next time you visit you are a foreigner. It could invoke is if you or someone else with access to your computer went in the Privacy Options and value Firefox "never remember history".

  You should probably disable automatic private browsing, unless you can find an add-on to store cookies that you want to store between private sessions.

• After you have installed java version 8 day 66 on OS 10.10.5 Firefox opens but refuses to answer.

  I restarted Firefox, then restarted the computer. Firefox opens but I can't open any bookmark or type any address in the box. Does not at all.

  It could be the work of one of your modules.
  Type of topic: addons< enter > in the address bar to open your add-ons Manager.
  Access key; < Control >(Mac: < command >)< shift > has)

  In the Manager of Add-ons, on the left, select Extensions.
  Disable some add-ons, then restart Firefox.

  Some added addons toolbar and anti-virus are known to cause
  Firefox issues. Disable all of them.

  If the problem persists, disable some more (restarting FF). Continue until the
  the problem disappeared. After, you know which group is the origin of the problem.
  Reactivate the last group ONE AT A TIME (reboot FF) until the problem reports.

  Once you think you have found the issue, that disable and reactivate all the
  others, then restart. Let us know who the suspect is detective.