why does my firefox browser keep turning off all of a sudden?
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if you have the latest version there might be bugs in it. here is an article that will describe the known bugs. i use mozilla but i don't get the latest version because they've had time to work out the bugs on the older versions. this goes true for operating systems as well. hence windows X64. xp pro is stable.
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It's not firefox, it is Yahoo. There is an X or something at the top and I closed it or there is somewhere that says don't show again. It is annoying!
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Go download MozillaFirefox. It blocks them all automatically
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You can try installing Firefox without uninstalling Explorer and see how it goes. It has a popup stopper too. get it from here\nhttp://www.sleekbytes.com/search_the_web_with_google.htm\nif it helps please remember me cheers and thanks for the 2 points!
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DISCONTINUE USE IMMEDIATLY YOUR INTERNET EXPLORER MAY HAVE BEEN COMPROMISED BY MALICIOUS CODE. GO GET AN ALTERNATIVE BROWSER www.getfirefox.com FIREFOX IS FASTER SAFER AND DOESENT EAT YOUR PROCESSOR
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is it the sbc yahoo browser only? how about internet explorer? if it's okay with IE- then it's the sbc yahoo browser that needs to be uninstalled and re-installed but if it's your IE and the whole pc turns off- you should have someone check your pc then
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try deleting cookies and all internet files including offline ones and the temp files\ntools- Internet Options
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Try to restart your computer. If that doesnt work out then uninstall the browser and reinstall the browser once again. Firefox is one of the good browsers you can use.
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try deleting cookies and offline files\nfor example in Firefox:tools-options-privacy-\n1)cookies-clear cookies now\n2)cache-clear cache now\n3)history-clear history now\nand in IE:tools-internet options-general\n1)delete cookies\n2)delete(offline) files\n3)clear history
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Are you sure that it closes?  Or did it just minimize to the taskbar on the bottom of the screen.  You should still get Firefox.
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Did you try to close the browser and open up again?.\n\nMaybe, you doesn't have the appropiate rights to change settings of the browser, Does it show you the settings you putted in after closing the browser?
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maybe restart your browser or even reboot
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do not turn firewall off it could be dangerous try turning off your pop up blocker and see if this works hope this helps
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Get rid of stupid Internet Explorer and use Mozilla Firefox.  IE has all sorts of odd quirks like this.
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personally i've never liked firefox it appears too have way to many glitches in it, try uninstalling it and installing something else IE or Netscape Navigator are both good in my opinoin
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Firefox has a known memory leak. FF is very overated and over-hyped:\nhttp://mywebpages.comcast.net/SupportCD/FirefoxMyths.html#Feature
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Are you running Norton?  Even after turning it off, some instances of it will continue to run.  To turn off the option in Norton that would cause this:\nOpen Norton and select Privacy Control from the middle\nSelect Configure from the right\nSelect Custom level from the this box\nIn the little box here, uncheck 'Enable browser privacy'.\n\nIf it is not the firewall, it may be some other third party.  To find out:\nOpen Internet Explorer and select Tools\nFrom here select Internet options\nGo the Advanced tab \nUnder Browsing here, look for the option 'Enable third party browser extensions' and ensure it is unchecked.\nGo to the General tab and delete cookies and files.\nClose Internet Explorer and try to gain access again.\n\nIf you are able to access the site now, you will just need to isolate the program that is preventing the cookie transfer.