What is the weird sign hiding behind the 'back' button in FF4?

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• What happened to the button on the address bar which allow you to see the pages you had been so that you don't have to click the back button several times? I use it all the time and it is not on FF4.

  What happened to the button on the left end of the address bar which allow you to see the pages you had been so that you don't have to click the back button several times? You can look at the drop down window of pages and just choose whatever you want. I use it all the time and it is not on FF4. I want to go back to the old FF.

  If you right click on your back button, or click and hold down the mouse button, it will display the list. (I prefer a click-right, because sometimes my fingers slide when I try to click and hold)

• What does the power button and closing of the lid

  When trying to choose what pressing the power button or closing the cover made my option is locked on the 'sleep', I can't choose anything else, is there something missing in windows or do I have to install something to make it work?

  You must disable the utility Samsung "Fast start".  It handles some of your power for you options [there is no problem with the neutralization of him because it doesn't do anything for you that you can't do it yourself].

  Note: a user said earlier that "Fast start" had been renamed, then you might need check the correct name in your manual or by research in Samsung records in all programs.

• What happened to the drop-down list of the previous pages on the back button? I see it in 'history', but it is slower to get to.

  There used to be a drop-down list on the back button, and I think that the forward stop button, too, so that I could jump to the previous page without paging a descendant both. Find my story now and clicking on a page are much slower.

  Use one of them to open the tab history list:

  • Right-click on the back or next button
  • Press and hold the left button of the mouse on the active back or forward button until the list opens

  You can watch this extension:

  • Backward forward history Dropdown: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/backforedrop/

• How to make Firefox exit reloading web pages of several times (while I read a page), so that the back button to return to the previous page

  The back button did not work correctly for perhaps a month. I have finally addressed the problem but have no solution. Updated for Firefox 43.0, turned off all my Add-ons back to header by default, then also ran the refreshment of deleted my Add-ons. This problem occurs on many web sites. I'll click on Rawstory.com (for example), and then click an article and start viewing. While the page does not appear to charge that I read, I noticed that the small icon in the tab of Rawstory winks (as if reloading the page). This happens over and over again. Now I know to pull down the window under the left arrow to see what happened. The last page I read ended show 9 times under the arrow to the left, even if all I did was click top once and read the article. I wondered if my click on the scroll bar to read to the bottom of the article is somehow cause this problem (same for the use of my fingers on the touchpad). Thanks for your help.

  
  

• Google web toolkit plugin for firefox (1.23) disables the back button of the browser. How do fix us this?

  I have Google Web Toolkit Developer Plugin for firefox (1.23). It worked for me, but I recently discovered that in my browser back button has been disabled. By trial and error, I discovered that it's the GWT developer Plugin that is the culprit. When I disable the plugin, the previous button starts working again. When I re - activate the plugin, the back button stops working. Has anyone else encountered this problem? My firefox is version 19.0. Anyone know what would cause the plugin to start to disable the back button?

  Have you tried to use Firefox 23? This is the version you should be running.

• Firefox automatically updated itself, would not add new bookmarks, then deleted all mine, will not always add new, now the back button does not work. I'm Livid.

  I think I'm on Firefox 13.0. He put itself as part of the update of my computer up to date (at least I guess that's what happened, because it has changed). I noticed yesterday that he would not favorite Web sites, but I thought it was just the website or bookmarks have been full-time or something. Today, I tried to remove a few bookmarks to make more, but they would not remove. I tried to register a new site, and it wouldn't work. I tried to close/exit firefox and re-opening of the program. While the program was closed, I installed the next set of updates on my computer. When I have opened firefox, all my favorites, and the tab menu (or what you call personal small bar on the actual tabs) were gone. I can't always favorite of new sites, so I can't even re-do all my favorites (and I got a lot, all of them arranged so it's a big loss and incredibly annoying). Then I realized that the back button does not work. And the cursor remains on the typing that I symbol, it does not change the arrow, when I click on a link.

  One possible cause is a problem with the places.sqlite file that stores the bookmarks and history.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Bookmarks_history_and_toolbar_buttons_not_working_-_Firefox
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/bookmarks+not+saved#w_fix-the-bookmarks-file

  You can also try to repair the database of places with this extension:

  • https://addons.Mozilla.org/firefox/addon/places-maintenance/

• When click the "back" button after filling out web form, I can't, a message says that Firefox must send information that will be rpeat any action... Why can I go back?

  My current Firefox is version 9.0.1 update
  "when I click on the"back"button after filling web form or make payment online etc, I can't go back to my homepage, if I press the BACK BUTTON (arrow) a message said.
  "Firefox must send information that will repeat any action (for example, a search or order confirmation) that was carried out earlier.

  I don't want to re - order or repeat the process over. The only thing I can do is to leave Firefox and start again which is very painful.

  Any solution will be appreciated.

  Older Firefox had this coming message in case you have used the back to go to a page that is requested from the server with the POST data specific to a form previously sent.

  You receive an alert to send POST data if you return to a page or refresh a page that was requested in advance from the server by submitting form via a (hidden) MESSAGE form data.
  
  Firefox can only make sure to get the same page send this POST form.
  
  Firefox doesn't know what it means shape data, so Firefox asks for confirmation before sending the form data so action can you take to repeat an action and buy another article or post a message once.
  
  A way to prevent that pop up is not to use the back button, but to open the links on a page that have been requested from a server by sending a MESSAGE form in a new tab (window) with a middle click or a Ctrl + left click.
  
  Then you can close the tab or window to go back.

• How can I stop the page to reload automatically when I hit the back button?

  A few months back, I upgraded to a new laptop, and since then, when I hit the back button, it refreshes the previous page from what I can understand. On my last laptop, if I was doing some research on a site and click the previous button, the search bar would be automatically ready to hit the BACKSPACE and delete what is there for a new search. Now, when I hit the back button, I have to manually click inside the search box to do, and I hate it. When you are doing research on multiple sites, like this time savers really help. This applies to regular sites (forums, online stores, etc.), not search like Google sites.

  I don't have this problem on my old laptop and does not know how to solve this problem on this one. They are the two Win7 x 64, and version of the browser is not the issue. I started Firefox on this computer that same exact on the last of them, and after the updates, it's always the same. I am currently on 8.0 but will soon be upgrading to the new.

  Do you mean that the search bar on this page focus?

  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.org/KB/safe+mode

• Whenever I try to click on the "back" button or the scroll bar, I get a popup asking me stupid questions, i.e.: Customize the toolbar / return reload etc how can I disable this gene

  When I click on the "back" button or the scroll bar with my mouse, I get a popup asking if I want to customize my toolbar back/reload/open (scrolling) or in a new window? I'm then cannot clear the pop-up window. How can I remove/fix this very annoying problem. I spend a lot of time trying to remove these popups and they keep recurring. No fix for that. I can't seem to find one in the preferences, and I'm starting to hate this OS because of this. Help!

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• When I hit the back button to return to previous page...

  ... I get the dialog box: confirm: Firefox must send information that will repeat any action (for example, a search or order confirmation) that was carried out earlier. Return or cancel, is possible to disable this very annoying (for me anyway).

  I know what I want to do and it annoys the hell out of me.

  You receive an alert to send POST data if you return to a page or refresh a page that was requested in advance from the server by submitting form via a (hidden) MESSAGE form data.
  
  Firefox can only make sure to get the same page send this POST form.
  
  Firefox doesn't know what it means shape data, so Firefox asks for confirmation before sending the form data so action can you take to repeat an action and buy another article or post a message once.
  
  A way to prevent that pop up is not to use the back button, but to open the links on a page that have been requested from a server by sending a MESSAGE form in a new tab (window) with a middle click or a Ctrl + left click.
  
  Then you can close the tab or window to go back.

• Why the back button isn't a drop-down list to go back multiple levels in Firefox 4? Y at - it an option to reactivate the which?

  Before that I've upgraded to Firefox 4, the back button (as it is in all other browsers under the Sun,) had a drop-down list so you could spend a layer of back up and fall back on several levels. This is particularly important when there is a site you redirecting and you cannot go back only to back single click. However, FF4 is not-at least not by default - and I do not see anywhere in the options to add. Is he hiding somewhere I didn't, or that has been deleted?

  You need to click on and hold the back button or do a right click to access the menu drop down.

• Disable/Capture the (back) button to escape?

  Hello

  I am developing an app that's only two pages; a login page, then the home page. The home page then displays various information by manipulating the DOM. Each 'screen' on the home page could link to other "screens" (by showing and hiding items in the DOM).

  Is there when even disable the Escpae Key that when a user clicks on it they are not force back to the login page? Or even better, can I enter the event and a function to display the "previous" of fire?

  Kind regards.

  An example of setting up the back button can be found here:

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/developers/docs/widgetapi/BlackBerry.System.event.html

  You can then perform all of the features you want

• Video playback HTML5 on Android, after the "back" button is used.

  Hi, I'm looking to create an app that plays the video online, using the HTML5 video tag. I have to support Android and have a problem on this platform. My app OK video online games when the application is first started, but if you exit through the back button and then restarted, the video will not play again. I have to "force stop" the app before it will work again. If I exit the application using the home button and restart, the video is very well and reproduce again OK. This behavior occurs if I'm playing a video hosted remotely or locally hosted video. The MP4 video format, I have tried all other formats at the moment. Can someone tell me what I am doing wrong? I guess that the needs of the "back" button a kind of reset or clear-up to the release of the app, but I can't find anything about it!

  I tried to catch and disabling the "back" button event, but that doesn't seem to work at all, maybe because I'm using the Ionic framework and do it in the wrong place. But in any case I don't really want turn off if I can help it.

  I have KeepRunning = false in my file config.xml.

  I am currently using PhoneGap Build, CLI 5.2.0, 4.1.1 Android on a Samsung tablet.

  My code (I am disabling the button full screen via CSS):

  <video id="vidStart" class="videoDisplay" controls="controls" webkit-playsinline>
                  <source src="http://www.w3schools.com/html/mov_bbb.mp4" type="video/mp4">
  
                  Your browser does not support the video tag.
  </video> 
  

  Thank you, Andrew

  Using plugins in your application? If this isn't the case, you can consider using the Plugin of crosswalk (https://www.npmjs.com/package/cordova-plugin-crosswalk-webview), in this way, that you're not having to deal with the glitches of web view frustrating that occur on different versions of Android.

  Also, when this problem occurs, you see anything on your machine (adb logcat) console?

• Cannot use the back button on the Web PDF pages

  I Windows 7, Internet Explorer (IE) 11 and Adobe Reader DC, all day. Whenever I go to a PDF Web page by clicking on a link in the Google search results and then want to return to the search results page by clicking the back button on the browser, it will not go back. Page PDF just charging once again. This does not occur when I use my browser Google Chrome, when I use IE. It happens with every page PDF that I access from the Google search on Internet Explorer. What can I do to be able to use the back button on the Web PDF page?

  Google made a diversion when you click on a search result. You can see if you right click on a such result and select Copy link location, and then paste. Is not the real address - the web site, but a link to a page of Google.com. So when you click on back after going to her, you can end up on the same redirect page, which automatically will then take you to its destination... Some browsers can handle this better than others, but it is not related to the PDF file you open.