Posted on 11/12/2017 11:19:54 AM PST by Allen In Texas Hill Country
“a fix is coming.”
Promise?
;-)
Malwarebytes kep identifying useful programs as malware. I got rid of it.
I ding them from time to time. “Still working” is the usual reply, with occasional lapses into “huh?”.
Thanks.
I’m not a Chrome user, so I have no suggestions for you.
Sorry.
Make sure that you right click at various locations on a firefox browser screen. Turn on any toolbars and menu’s in the options.
Dedicated Freepers threw out Mozilla Firefox several years ago when the company fired the CEO because he was a Christian.
So, do you love God or the Devil? It’s your soul in the balance.
Go to Tools> Add-ons and if malwarebytes is listed then disable. I am using Firefox version 56 and will not update as I use several add-ons that will not work in the latest version. You can google where to get version 56
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/56.0/releasenotes/
I use Classic Theme Restorer which gives back the old look of Firefox and Tab Mix Plus which gives extra options for the toolbar and buttons.
I have Windows 7 and malwarebytes ver 3.2.2 and have not experienced any freezing due to it. You can use Task manager to close Firefox so when you re-open it will open your last tabs. Mot freezing/not responding is due to leaving Firefox open with many tabs for hours or a few days.
Can you be more specific, friend? I honestly don't understand what you mean by that suggestion.
After doing a refresh theres not too much there. I’m on 54 and was thinking about staying there. I thought it was the last that wound not disable stuff. Will check out 56.
The problem is that every browser is connected to some company who works evil. And so is windows. Supporting google by using Chrome is not a better choice. So your only real choice is to leave the internet all together.
Thanks for the tip. Much appreciated!
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