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![]() Have lost my Firefox toolbar and my Google homepage. Have been searching the internet for help, but I keep getting complicated solutions which suggest that I instal some software or other to solve the problem. When I try to instal software, I get a message saying "You have chosen to open this file", followed by "Do you want to save this file?". If I choose SAVE FILE, the software file I chose to open does not open at all. And, by the way, where is the file saved? Can't find it anywhere! Please, can you suggest a straightforward solution for retrieval of the Firefox toolbar and the Google homepage? I use windows 8.1 P.S. The google homepage has automatically been replaced by the ASK homepage, which I want to get rid of, but here again I am stuck because I cannot find a simple solution for this problem either. Kindly remember I am no computer guru! Many thanks. joe Please, can you kindly suggest a straightforward method to retrieve the Firefox toolbar and the Google homepage? |
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![]() I don't normally use Win 8 & am not confident with how FireFox works. After I open a new page the toolbar vanishes. Not sure of that logic & how you are supposed to access the toolbar at any point in time thereafter. (Just glad the MacOSX version doesn't work that way else I'd probably find a replacement browser. FF is already a memory hog. And it crashes probably once a week which singles it out as the only trouble-some app I have.) The default start page I have is http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/central/ HTML Code: http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/central/ ![]() Homepage can be reset via clicking on Settings & in the General tab choose the Revert to Default. Else type in the Google URL web address or set it to Mozilla. The FireFox toolbar should show when FF first opens. ![]() Edit: You can also access Settings via the FireFox drop-down menu bar top-left (orange) & choose Options > Options. Via the first Options you can also customise your Toolbar where it's traditionally displayed by drag & drop each tool you wish from the Toolbar Layout configurater. |
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