FIREFOX, FACEBOOK & WINDOWS 10 help

The_Last_Username

Sorry to "hijack" the thread but to reply to Mr Toad

The quote in your sig.
It was Woody Allen, not Spike Milligan

Indeed.
However :

One of the oddest things about the death of the late Spike Milligan was the willingness of so many newspapers to quote the same verdict on death which Spike was credited with saying before he died.
Here it is.
"I'm not afraid of dying. I just don't want to be there when it happens."

From http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/columnists/miles-kington/did-i-say-that-you-will-spike-you-will-9167189.html

It's more about the humour of the man (Spike) rather than the accuracy of "who said what".

Returning to topic OP, I remember that I had to manually update my version of Firefox for the latest version suited for Win 10. Perhaps that is worth checking?

Trillionaire

I'm thinking of going back to Windows 7 again (already done this once before)!!! Seriously - it took 3 hours to upgrade last time (I noted the times) & don't really want to have to go through that again in the future BUT Windows 10 & Firefox is BUGGING me! I tried typing firefox -p in the run section but all it did was open a new Firefox window.

Trillionaire

I'm tired of seeing:

'The Adobe Flash plugin has crashed.
Reload the page to try again.'

:(:(:(:(:(:(

esuhl

Trillionaire wrote: »

I tried typing firefox -p in the run section but all it did was open a new Firefox window.

Oh, that's weird. Maybe try opening a command prompt and see if the command works there. If not, maybe try including quotation marks as in "firefox -p".