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• How to remove all occurrences of Yahoo from my "subject: config ' file?"

  Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.

  Somehow, I hijacked by Yahoo yesterday and ends as my default search provider. And, after that, the small magnifying glass where search engines are listed have disappeared. Firefox doesn't have to feel very safe!

  I restored the search "magnifying glass" through "Customize", but I don't want any more 'surprises' Yahoo

  The next four lines are copied from my "subject: config ' file." Are they necessary?

  browser.search.order.US.1;data:text/plain,browser.search.order.US.1=Yahoo
  Browser.Search.Order.2; Yahoo
  browser.contentHandlers.types.0.uri; https://Add.my.Yahoo.com/RSS?URL=%s
  browser.contentHandlers.types.0.title; My Yahoo!

  In addition, these two:

  gecko.handlerService.schemes.mailto.0.uriTemplate; https://compose.mail.Yahoo.com/?to=%s
  gecko.handlerService.schemes.mailto.0.name; Yahoo! Mail

  browser.search.order.US.1;data:text/plain,browser.search.order.US.1=Yahoo > default search engine. This line is necessary, but you can define a different value to replace Yahoo, Google or Bing for example

  Browser.Search.Order.2; Yahoo > if you use the American version of Firefox, this line is not used

  browser.contentHandlers.types.0.title; My Yahoo! > corresponding to the 1st app/site used when you subscribe to a feed

  gecko.handlerService.schemes.mailto.0.uriTemplate; https://compose.mail.Yahoo.com/?to=%s and gecko.handlerService.schemes.mailto.0.name; Yahoo! Mail > these lines define the 1st element in the list that appears when you open a link mailto: Protocol (i.e. an email address)

  To conclude, except the 1st line, Yahoo does not work on your computer, unless you specifically choose to use when a context menu is displayed.

• How can I completely disable ssl3.0? Subject: config is not security.enable_ssl3

  Latest discovery by Google said even if I use TLS, I can be configured to be retro-compatible with SSL3.0 and a "Poodle" attack by a predator's Web site might encourage me to use SSL3.0 and be vulnerable to attacks. They say that the remedy is: "To prevent the POODLE attacks on Firefox, about.config open, search for"security.enable"and"security.enable_ssl3"set to false."

  First mistake is "about.config" should be "subject: config. Second problem is there is no line 'security.enable_ssl3' not found. I don't know if I'm supposed to create the line, and if so, how do I do that?

  Hello CPATRON144, you can disable SSL3 in firefox like this:
  enter on: config in the address bar of firefox (confirmed the message information where it appears) and search for the preference named security.tls.version.min. Double-click it and change its value to 1.

  https://blog.Mozilla.org/security/2014/10/14/the-poodle-attack-and-the-end-of-SSL-3-0/

• I can't find the "plugin.expose_full_path" preference in the ' subject: config "list and full path is activated!

  I've tried to get rid of some plugins/extensions owrrisome and wanted to show their full path in ' on: plugins ", so went to set the preference of"plugin.expose_full_path"the ' topic: config" list to 'true '. But, I couldn't find there, and the full path seems already displayed in "subject: plugins. What worries me, is that you are supposed to disable the full path when you are finished, because it creates a security risk. So why don't I see the option "plugin.expose_full_path" and why the full path is activated?

  Copied from:
  http://KB.mozillazine.org/about:plugins

  Location of the plugin file:

  • Mozilla 20 and below: To display the full path to the plugin instead of just the file name (for example, in Firefox 20), type Subject: config in the address bar and press the Enter key. Find the plugin.expose_full_path preference and change the value true (by double-clicking on the name of the preference will switch the setting). Warning: Expose the location plugin can have repercussions on safety on some systems. It is best to reset the preference to "false" by default, when you are finished. 1
  • Mozilla 21: There is no way to display the full path of the file in the topic: plugins list. Another way to find the location of the plugin file (for example, in Firefox 21) must inspect the contents of the "pluginreg.dat" file, located in the profile to your Mozilla application folder.
  • Mozilla 22 and above: From version 22 (for example, Firefox 22) an extra row "path:" is included in the on: plugins list, which displays the full path of the file for all plugins. (bug 661961).

• How can I activate Javascript in Foxfire 29,0? Subject: config does not work.

  I just downloaded the most recent Foxfire available (29,0) in the hope that I can access my gmail account. But it still says "Javascript is not enabled. Subject: config does NOT display a preferences menu, so I can't turn Javascript on. I tried to download add-ons to enable or disable Javascript power, but they are not compatible with Firefox 29,0.

  Should I stop using Firefox altogether? I can't access my Bank, my credit cards, or my gmail accounts, nor can I access YouTube. It's what I use my browser-Firefox is more useful for me, unless you can give me a solution for this!

  Carol Stromek

  Firefox reset should solve the problem. Instructions for this are here: Firefox Refresh - reset the settings and Add-ons.

  Let me know how it goes,
  
  Michael

• PIN.WID has become my default browser, I don't want to, can not uninstall and have no chance with "subject: config?"

  Ok. How can I get rid of the pin.wid as my default browser. When I click on firefox I get pin.wid. I can't uninstall it. I emailed them this question. Response (abbreviated); Subject: config in the address bar, I promise you, keyword.url in the search box... not stuck there... no results.

  There are a few different ways that a site could take over your home page. These include:

  (1) change your settings
  
  (2) an add-on
  
  (3) hijacking your shortcut of Firefox

  For #1, you probably already checked, but just in case:

  • Startup, homepage, tabs and download settings
  • How to set the home page

  You can use the home button or open a new window (Ctrl + n) to test the change.

  Note that malicious software can create a file that will pick up your settings at startup. This article describes how to find such a user.js file: How to fix preferences that will not save.

  For #2, try this:

  Disable all non-essential or unrecognized extensions on page modules. Either:

  • CTRL + SHIFT + a
  • Firefox orange (or the Tools menu) button > Add ons

  In the left column, click Extensions. Then, when in doubt, turn off.

  Typically, a link will appear above at least an extension disabled to restart Firefox. You can complete your work on the tab and click one of the links in the last step.

  For #3, if you get the unwanted page at startup and not when you use the home page icon or open a new window (Ctrl + n), check here: right click on your shortcut on the desktop for Firefox > properties > Shortcut tab. For 64-bit Windows, the goal should be the next, no more, no less:

  "C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe"
  

  A little luck?

• browser.download.useToolkitUI true on the subject: config for aging download Panel does NOT work. How can I get that back?

  Firefox 26:
  The fix turn browser.download.useToolkitUI true subject: config does not work. How can I get rid of the crap from the library and retrieve my download Panel?

  The downloads window went into Firefox 26. The preference of browser.download.usetoolkitui has been removed. If you still see in Subject: config, it is because you have already customized its value. Right-click and choose reset; It will be gone the next time you start Firefox.

  I believe that the plan was still in the window replacement of downloads with the downloads Panel and the library category. Given that its code had not been maintained, he had several questions, such as incompatibility with private per-window.

  If you have any suggestions to improve the downloads Panel or the library category, you can drop highlighting bug reports.

  • https://developer.Mozilla.org/en-us/docs/Mozilla/QA/Bug_writing_guidelines

  You can also try the following add-on.

  • https://addons.Mozilla.org/firefox/addon/downloads-window/

• How to use subject: config to REMOVE Delta looking for my new tab

  I'm desperate to remove Delta search my the new tab page. What should I do after I opened on: config? I have done it at least a dozen of resets, withdrew DS via Add/Remove, run a virus scan now... it is TERRIBLE and it HAS to be a way to get rid of him. When I do a reset, the new tab page is what I WANT... my saved pages previously. However, when I FF CLOSE and reopen, the new page is, once more, Delta. You can hear me SCREAM? You see my TEARS? I'm really tired. Thanks for getting back to me with a solution that WORKS. JO

  As a member of the Delta to search for the customer.
  I am happy to answer all your questions.
  The removal of our research program is actually quite easy.
  If you use FF, please follow the steps below:

  Write in the address line "subject: config" and press "enter." Confirm the message. Search for "Delta". Right click on the entries, and then click "Reset".
  Please be aware to reset only the entries which contains 'browser.newtab' or 'browser.search '.

  I hope it solved your problem!

  For further assistance please contact us at the support@delta-search.com

• Under ' subject: config', why is there a few options "BOLD" and others don't?

  I'm looking for the options under ' subject: config'. I noticed that some options are "BOLD" and some are not. "BOLD" means that these particular configuration options have been modified by the default? If so, how to get changed? I have not changed the settings in "subject: config'."

  See the screenshot below to illustrate my question:

  https://www.dropbox.com/s/xskfm42ohpsa0y4/2013.01.25-13.22.42.JPEG

  Subject: config records each preference in Firefox, so if something has been changed by default it will be "BOLD". For example, when you install Firefox displays an information bar that displays your rights. If you're reading or close this bar, it changes the pref in: config to make sure Firefox doesn't show it yet. This pref (browser.rights.3.shown) will be "BOLD". Will be the same if you have a printer on your computer, Firefox will have the settings of the printer connection: config and any pref you changed or Firefox changed talk about: config

• Whenever the downloads window is open, the browser becomes unusable. It just FREEZES. As soon as I close the downloads window, Firefox crashes instantly back. I have teinkered around subject: config, but it did nothing. Reinstall did nothing.

  I am running Windows 7 Professional x 64
  Processor: Athlon II x 4 620 (Quad-Core @ 2.6 ghz)
  RAM: 4 GB
  Graphics card: nVidia GeForce 8400GS, distributed well as PNY.

  Did you restart FireFox after you change the subject: config page?
  As well as to check the subject: new config for sure update to FF10 does not reset/change the previous settings altered?

• Changing search engine, but I can not enter "subject: config.

  After the installation of Bing by accident, I can't search using the address bar. Searches are redirected to the Bing search engine. I tried to resolve it with the help here (http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Searches%20are%20redirected%20to%20another%20site), but I'm not able to open everything: config. I get the warning for a few seconds, but then it disappears without going into the configuration.

  So I have two questions: how to enter: config. And how I can change this search engine and remove Bing?

  (1) Please enter questions Troubleshoot Firefox in Safe Mode, choose disable all addons and restart.

  (2) after trying to follow the steps here and see if Subject: config opens.

  (3) the first step (2) is to change the location bar search engine; This is due again to Search the Web from the address bar.

  Please let us know of further progress on the issue.

• In beta version of Firefox 4.01, I can't access subject: config to set the Flash meter, how to do it?

  Topic: config does not start, instead, it searches in the web.

  URL of affected sites

  Subject: config

  Hello Stephen,
  Make sure you enter Subject: config with no capitalization.

  Looks like you are running an add-on called Ant bar tools (it's in your above user agent).

  If you close Firefox, and then start Firefox in Mode without failure, in the problem? For instructions on the safe boot mode, see problems to troubleshoot Firefox in Safe Mode.

• When I type a website, I get Google search. I tried to enter in "subject: config: ', but simply another search from Google. How can I access a web site and go directly to it?

  When I enter a web site in the address bar, he did a search on google, which is very inconvenient. I did research and discovered that I should enter ' subject: config ' and change preferences. The problem is that when I enter "subject: config ' I just do another search in Google and can't change preferences.

  This has happened

  Each time Firefox opened

  Is a long time ago

  Make sure that you type in the address bar and not in the Google search bar.

  • Make sure you have the "Navigation toolbar" and the "Personal bar" visible: "view > toolbars".
  • Is he missing elements then see if you can find them in the window "view > toolbars > customize.
  • If you see the item in the window customize then bring her back in the window, customize one of the toolbars.
  • So, in "view > toolbars > customize", you do not see this item and then click the button "Restore Default Set.

  See also back and front toolbar buttons or others are absent and controls, buttons and Toolbars Customize Firefox
  See http://kb.mozillazine.org/Toolbar_customization

• define new tabs to the home page (subject: config does not work)

  I updated my home page the newtab in: config, there used to work but now it doesn't. I get a blank page or story. Help! all I want is my home page.

  The pref browser.newtab.url is no longer supported in Firefox 41 and later, so you can no longer use this to set the new tab page.

  You can watch this extension to set the new tab page:

  • New tab Override: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/new-tab-override/

  You can set the parameter URL new tab through Options/preferences of the extension on the subject: addons page.

  Look at this extension to use the homepage:

  • New tab homepage: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/new-tab-homepage/

  Restorer of classic theme includes this feature as well.
  In the version 1.3.9 CTR you can find the "new tab page url" in the window tabs (1).

  You can use these special pages for the new tab page or use the URL of a web page.
  the new default tab with the tiles page is on: newtab

  • the default homepage is Subject: Home
  • to a blank page, you can use Subject: vacuum
  • Super Start, you can use topic: superstart

• Impossible to activate the dark mode in Firefox 39.0 with subject: config.

  After you have installed the 39.0 beta of Firefox, I was impossible to activate the dark by topic mode: config.

  That's what I changed:
  Browser.devedition.Theme.Enabled: true
  devtools. Theme: black
  lightweightThemes.selectedThemeID: [email protected]

  I use "Fox, but better" plugin and I have to disable it without success.

  guigs2 said

  Hi CiRiX,
  I understand that you are using a dark theme and have changed the settings in topic: config, that could change how the button toggle works in the themes section for about: addons...

  It is possible to reinstall the extension, or try these troubleshooting steps:

  • Troubleshoot extensions, themes, and issues of hardware acceleration to resolve common problems of Firefox

  I managed to fix it by clicking Activate and then deactivate it on another theme.

  Thanks for your help!