User semi-private data

Similar Questions

• Compensation of private data does not erase Firefox's search history.

  Firefox search history, cannot be erased when you use the 'Clear privΘes' option in Firefox.
  My Firefox app is configured to delete all private data by hitting exit on the main menu, this also has no effect on Firefox's search data.

  The page describing the feature seems to imply it should work?
  http://MZL.la/1ApHLFR

  Thank you.

  Hi jonnassd

  This problem has been fixed in firefox 39 for android:

  https://Bugzilla.Mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1124884#c15 (a big thank you to jayelbe for filing the bug!)

  If you can't wait for ff39 came out in June:

  https://wiki.Mozilla.org/RapidRelease/calendar

  You can start testing the fix in PRE-RELEASE (which means that it can have bugs) NIGHTLY build in the next few days (it takes a few days for having trouble making its way into nightly builds, so wait until Friday, February 27):

  http://nightly.Mozilla.org/

  See you soon!

  ... Roland

• AutoComplete suggests my user ID and date of birth on the log in page of my savings account - how can I stop this?

  Most of the time the AutoComplete is really useful. However, when I connect my savings account, my user ID and date of birth are available, allowing anyone on my PC to check my account (a security code is required for all transactions which does not seem to be autocomplété!) - how can I turn off this please? This started because I reset Firefox (because of the slow, such as recommended by Firefox). Thank you.

  I know how you can do this:

  1. Delete an AutoComplete suggestion menu entry drop-down
  2. Disable completely auto form fill
  3. Clear all saved form autocomplete entries
  4. Entered AutoComplete clear form selected (using an add-on)

  but I don't think that Firefox has a built-in feature to be selective in what he recorded in the first place.

  For items numbered above:

  (1) when the suggestion appears, use the arrow keys on the keyboard to select the suggestion unwanted in the list and press the delete key.

  See: control if Firefox automatically fills in forms.

  But I don't think that this blocks Firefox to save again in the future.

  (2) change your privacy settings in the Options dialog box

  "3-bar" menu button (or tools) > Options > privacy

  If set ' Firefox will be: remember history ' to take ' conservation rules: use the custom settings for history. " Then you can uncheck the box ' Remember search and form history.

  (3) clear all AutoComplete form data saved

  To clear everything, you can use:

  button '3-bar' menu > history > clear recent history

  If you do not see a list of check boxes, click the Details button. Deselect all categories other than "Form & Search History" for those who are kept. At the top, set the time interval, and then click clean now.

  (4) clear SOME saved form autocomplete entries (when you are not currently using the form)

  You need an add-on for that. In the past, I've only tried this one, but there might be other good: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/form-history-control/

• How options are related: "confidentiality > don't remember history ', ' privacy > settings customized user > permanent private browsing ' and ' security > remember passwords?

  It is said in support of the pages that the option ' Privacy > don't remember history ' is equivalent to private browsing.
  He said also that after you activate private browsing does not store history or passwords.

  So how are related options: "confidentiality > don't remember history ', ' confidentiality > settings customized user > permanent private browsing ' and ' security > remember passwords?

  (1) if I activate "Privacy > don't remember history" fact it also means that the passwords are not stored?

  (2) activate instead
  "Privacy > settings customized user > permanent private browsing."
  This still implies that passwords are not stored?

  3 If 1) or (2) are together, what is the role of the apparently independent option "security > remember passwords?

  I'm sorry but the logic of the user interface is not really clear for me

  Thanks for your help.

  1. Yes. Setting "Firefox will: don't remember history ' prompts you to restart Firefox, after which 'always use private browsing mode' will be checked. The option "Remember passwords for sites" will be disabled and unavailable (grayed out).

  2. Yes. It's the same thing.

  3. as I said, in this case the option "Remember passwords for sites" would be unavailable (grayed out). The rest of the time, this option allows to disable the registration of passwords not in private browsing mode.

• By "delete private data", is the removal of really made history?

  Data gradually increase when I use firefox, and a response of "suppression of private data" extremely worsens.

  By "delete private data", is the removal of really made history?

  (I translated it into English in "Mail-Hon'yaku-Concierge".)

  Deletion of data? What data are you talking?

• Almost every action triggers alert of error: "BadNPObject in form of private data!"

  I just installed version 9.0.1 yesterday. Now, whenever I open a new page or edit an existing one, I get a popup alert that reads:

      [Javascript Application]
      Exc in ev handl: BadNPObjecr as private data!
  

  (I guess that means Exception in the event handler, right?)

  There is an incompatibility between Firefox and Java, but I don't know what it takes difficulty. I have not recently installed any new plugins or extensions, or other recent changes should have an impact on me. This error only occurs in Firefox and not IE, Chrome or Safari, which are loaded on my computer, an HP Pavilion dv7-3162nr with 4 GB of RAM.

  Anyway, what I need to know is: what should I do now to stop this? I hate having to stop using Firefox, but until it's resolved, I have no alternative.

  This problem may be caused by an extension (McAfee Site Advisor) that is not working properly.

  Start Firefox in Firefox to solve the issues in Safe Mode to check if one of the extensions or if hardware acceleration is the cause of the problem (switch to the DEFAULT theme: Firefox (Tools) > Add-ons > appearance/themes).

  • Makes no changes on the start safe mode window.
  • https://support.Mozilla.com/kb/safe+mode
  • https://support.Mozilla.com/kb/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes

• Error Msg received on the tab open: Exc in ev handl: error: Bad NPObject as private data!

  Very simple - the following error message appears when I open a new tab with a web page or empty:
  EXC in ev handl: error: Bad NPObject as private data!

  Please see the solution in http://kb.mozillazine.org/Problematic_extensions
  "McAfee Site Advisor.

  (Windows): for best results, you need to uninstall McAfee Site Advisor from Control Panel > add/edit programs (programs and features). Restart the system. Then http://www.siteadvisor.com/ reinstalling and reboot the system. Installation of other waste (crapware) suggested applications.

  Please mark "resolved" a response that will better help others with a similar problem - hope it was her.

• EXC in ev handl: error: Bad NPObject as private data!

  Just updated to FF 3.6.23. Running on Vista Business Premium. Now, whenever FF navigates to a new page, it displays this error message: "Exc in ev handl: error: Bad NPObject as private data!" with a button to be clicked before the page OK takes over. ALL PAGES.

  See http://kb.mozillazine.org/Problematic_extensions
  and then the statement of the problem and the solution for Site Advisor.

• I get the context menu after using firfox as my browser: Exc in ev handl: error: Bad NPObject as private data!

  In the last few days I've been doing the following popup when I use firefox as my browser: Exc in ev handl: error: Bad NPObject as private data!

  I guess it comes from your last update. I have windows vista with a 64-bit processor, and I use the latest version of firefox. I checked to see if I was getting the same error message with explore and I'm not. It seems to be some sort of conflict with java script. This can be corrected?

  You have to remove and re - install anything. I had the same problem and simply disabled the McAfee Siteadvisor module without deleting. I then restarted Firefox and the problem was solved.

  But here's the important part: I reactivated the add-on and then restarted Firefox twice. The problem is not returned!

  Just so disable, reboot, re-enable and restart. It worked for me!

• How to get the name of a class private data controls?

  How can I get the names of the controls within a class private data?

  I use the framework of the actor and try to create a tha method will be executed when run the actor. This method should an o list all names of control inside the data class to find the initial value within a configuration file (config.ini file), the key to the configuration file will be the name of the control.

  Thank you.

  You already do the substitution method just because you write for the bundle by name.  And then how are you going to respond to all types of data might be the key.  You do more difficult things that it takes to really very few benefits.

• Screw access to private data class: concave or not?

  I just created (my German translation) in a class of the screws for the access to private data. I refer to these screws, allowing you to connect your class object to a node property to read or write data from the private class. These screws are by default non-reentrant. My question is: what happens if I try to access the two objects of the same class with these property nodes? Must the second object wait the first be read? If Yes, can I work around this by making these screws reentrant?

  Kind regards

  Marc

  Yes the theory. In practice this depends on what you do behind closed doors, the method and the methods that it calls.

  Ben

• Best way to store instances of class (or at least their private data) in a file for later use?

  I've been messing around with this concept for a few hours and have not yet found anything conclusive. I have a system where I want to store instances of a particular class (private data have a 2D array, a 1 d table, some Boolean values, numbers, and a set of strings.) for later use. The goal is to store a table of these classes for customization purposes. I've experimented with palette OpenG configuration file, especially the "read/write formatted article cluster", but I get some strange errors when I change around the private data and try to save the same instance. I thought using flatten XML vi and the wiring of the array of instances followed by reading in a table, but I anticipate similar problems. What other options are there? TDMS? A SQLite database? Should I do a few other split in the very basic types and combine them with the execution having read in? All suggestions/stories welcome.

  LV classes are compatible with the Flatten to Unflatten from XML and XML functions. Have you ever tried this approach?

  Norbert

• Private data LVOOP Parent returned when the child instance created from constant

  I created a parent class and child class.  For each of these classes, I created a member who is a builder, whose purpose is to initialize constants for each class and return the instance of the class VI.  I also have an accessor Member VI for each class that returns private data of the class (in this case, a single string for each class).

  Private class data Parent 'String' is set to "text Parent" as default.

  Private data of the class of the child 'Child String' are set to 'Child text' as a default.

  The Parent class constructor works very well.  For testing purposes, I'll be back the text of unbundling of directly the manufacturer VI, as a return of the VI accessor. The Parent constructor starts from a class constant.

  However, in the case the constructor of class as a child, if I start from a class constant, unbundling directly private data (using a feature of unbundling by name and choosing "Child String" as the element), I get the private parent data!

  If I use the Member of the class of the child VI to retrieve the text, I get the private data of the child.

  If I change the constructor from a class of control instead of a constant class, I get the private data of the child.

  This occurs only until the child class has existed as a control flag. that is, if I ungroup private data, after the class is returned by any Member VI, I get the private good child data.  Then, of course, something changes once the class 'data' has been a control at a given time.

  I'm using Labview 8.6.1, Windows XP

  I have attached a small project that demonstrates the problem that I encounter, without actually doing initialization, just read.

  Is this expected behavior?  Why does it matter if I start with a constant of class instead of a control of the class?  When you slide the block diagram in the project window, you will always have a constant.

  Although I was able to reproduce your problem in LabVIEW 8.6.1, it seems to work fine in 2009.  I could not find a CAR ID, but at this point I can only assume that the behavior was not intended but it is set in 2009.

  Let me know if you need me to find more details.

• c:/users/mark/App Data /Roaming vdmgi.dll is not found

  When I started the window open easily, but on the screen it just this error - on top of dialog - Run DLL...

  After next to the dialog box - c: / users/mark/App Data /Roaming /vdmgi.dll.after than threr was written, the specicied module is not found. then what should I do for that matter.
   
  Original title:
  from on the desk, on the screen, display under dialogue.

  Hello

  When you ask a question here, you should always tell us to what is your operating system.

  For "vdmgi.dll" Google comes up with a lot of gibberish in the search results, which suggests it's a boot remains against malware entry that your AV has partially withdrawn.

  These steps are basically the same for XP, Vista and Windows 7

  Download, install, update and scan your system with the free version of Malwarebytes AntiMalware:

  http://www.Malwarebytes.org/products/malwarebytes_free

  @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@

  If the problem persists after scanning, take these startup entries:

  "How to use MSCONFIG in Windows Vista"

  http://www.netsquirrel.com/Msconfig/msconfig_vista.html

  You can also use this free program to do, too:

  "Autoruns for Windows V11.32"

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902.aspx

  See you soon.

• Can I delete the C: | users\radrhino\app data\local\microsoft\windows\temporary internet\files\content.ie5...etc

  Can I delete the C:\users\radrhino\app data\local\microsoft\windows\temporary internet\files\content.ie5...etc without damaging my computer?

  The error after I try to open a WMV file in an email shows the above that "the parameter is incorrect" and I can't open the wmv file.

  Check the suggestions in discussions below:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_xp-desktop/cant-open-WMV-files/e33f0e01-E838-483f-8E6F-7098b643592f

  You can also check what type of file has .wmv files.
  Go to the control panel. Click default programs.
  Click associate a file or Protocol with a specific program type.
  Highlight .wmv and see what kind of program is to open these types of files.
  By default, there are Windows Media Player.

  If it's another program, change to Windows Media Player and then try again to open the .wmv files.

  Let us know if that helps.