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Old 06-13-2009, 07:09 PM #11
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I did the FF upgrade on my desktop computer yesterday and I don't see any changes to my bookmarks, but I haven't done my laptop yet which that runs Vista. Maybe I'll save my bookmarks there before I upgrade that one.

Edit to add that my desk top runs XP, not Vista.
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I have my FF set to upgrade without asking or telling me about it, so I'm not sure when this odd change happened.
I think the one before this newest one. But I just didn't investigate it at the time..
but the new upgrade didn't fix anything ..dog gone it.
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got the newest version of FF 3.5.
and I finally figured out how to fix my password importing problems.

I finally found the fix on the Mozilla knowledge base website - I think I saw it before but maybe not , anyway I did as they suggest and it finally worked.

so now I'm back to only FF 1 profile that has all parts perfect again.
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Hello,
Have downloaded Firefox 3.5.1 to my Dell work station and old Dimension 2400, being on dial up this browser is much faster and it appears user friendly. It will hide IE 7 and 8 in the back ground. I also like the spell checker and the add ons are going to be a trip. Have a great day
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