Are you using Greasemonkey or Netcraft add on?Originally posted by _n00b_:sorry...but what happened to my firefox?
the big space at the bottom...
nope...no add-ons for firefox...Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Are you using Greasemonkey or Netcraft add on?
Then it shouldn't be causing this. Greasemonkey and Netcraft add-ons are known to cause this huge space.Originally posted by _n00b_:nope...no add-ons for firefox...
i shut down my com at 4am and it was still fine...switched it back on jus at 1 and i saw this...
see what this has to say about it.Originally posted by _n00b_:sorry...but what happened to my firefox?
the big space at the bottom...

ok...thanks alot...will go through it...Originally posted by skid:
I see you have Google Web Accelerator.Originally posted by _n00b_:checked and got this...
yep...just uninstalled it and firefox's back to normal...is the accelerator really useful or is the time saved exaggerated?Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:I see you have Google Web Accelerator.
You will have to uninstall it or check this extension for updates.
Don't know, never tried.Originally posted by _n00b_:yep...just uninstalled it and firefox's back to normal...is the accelerator really useful or is the time saved exaggerated?
ok...thanks alot...Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Don't know, never tried.
But if there's no difference, might as well don't use it.
ok...thanks for the fast reply...Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Full screen programs are very graphic and memory intensive. It's not recommended unless the program requires full screen.
If it has been smooth last time, try defragging your hard disk.
400?Originally posted by mad.obsessionz:then right click and click modify to set
"network.http.pipelining.maxrequests" to some number like 50 (i set mine to 400 (~^ , )) ).
erm but the site isn't under the "exceptions" list... in fact there is nothing under this listOriginally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Tools > Options
Select the Security tab at the top.
Under Passwords, click on the Exceptions... button
You will see sites that you've chosen not to remember passwords for. Click once to select the site, then click on Remove Site button.
Go to that website that you want passwords to be saved. Log in as per usual, Firefox will prompt you.
This time, select Remember passwords.
Did you choose the "Not Now" option?Originally posted by OasisBlue:erm but the site isn't under the "exceptions" list... in fact there is nothing under this list
Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:ok thanks
Did you choose the "Not Now" option?
"Not Now" option will not remember the password temporary until you say yes to it.
Press [b]Ctrl + Shift + Del to clear everything. Then try logging in again.[/b]