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... at work, and we have a SharePoint server. After finding out today that Firefox, SM, and Pale Moon all support single sign-on using the Windows domain ... use it. Now I don't need to enter my username and password (or use Fire IE) to get into SharePoint! The extension had been written with the Add-on ...

... not debating that. I'm certain everyone does the best they can. Comparing you to the guys over at that other place isn't my attempt to light a fire under your bum. I'm not trying to "get my way". It's simply an observation that many here are acting out in fine fanboy fashion. I loathe that ...

... very name is intended for those who have the requisite knowledge and experience. Or for those eager enough to learn, perhaps with some trial by fire. Otherwise, as you say it's best to wait for the official releases. And there's no need to change the name; each is properly versioned already. ...

... ago and is super annoying. Good thing is that I dspend less time on FB now, but occasionally I do want to see what my friend posted, and have to fire up Firefox just for that. It's beyond annoying now! (there, I even made it bold). It happened on public figures and pages, then just pages, and ...

... Moonchild got the chance to pull out some hairs ...lol. I installed Fire IE, so Facebook is working. However, I'm on Windows 8 so my Internet Explorer engine is v10. ...

Sigh! Fire IE ii is. That works for now.

back2themoon wrote: If you use the Fire IE extension, it's obviously going to interfere with the overrides.

It would, but I have tried it without of course.

kutykurutty wrote:Ok, thanks, but it does not work for me. It remains the tabbed IE engine...

If you use the Fire IE extension, it's obviously going to interfere with the overrides.

... yet, but still testing) and it's probably the way how it works (IE engine?), but plugin-container.exe occupies some memory for itself and ... with us. You can find some info here . https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/fire-ie/versions/?page=1#version-0.4.5.2 Tested and it works ...

... yet, but still testing) and it's probably the way how it works (IE engine?), but plugin-container.exe occupies some memory for itself and ... with us. You can find some info here . https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/fire-ie/versions/?page=1#version-0.4.5.2 update: First issue ...

... EVERY mainstream browser has added DRM support now, FF, Chrome, Opera, IE, even Edge. It's not an advanced or unnecessary feature anymore, it is ... is better than Flash. "let's add webrtc" Uhhh no, webrtc can die in a fire. "Works fine" Did you even try and do anything on that site beyond just ...

Try to play the video on the right sidebar : http://genius.com/J-cole-maine-on-fire-lyrics That "Funk Flex" SoundCloud applet thingy won't play at all. But then again, it doesn't seem to work in other browsers either. The "Grown Simba" music video won't play with ...

Try to play the video on the right sidebar :
http://genius.com/J-cole-maine-on-fire-lyrics
also
https://www.brightcove.com/en/customers/symantec
These videos can be played in firefox.

Win 7 x64
Thanks in advance.

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One more question. I suppose I like to play with fire, I dunno.... I realize that this is not the most recent version of Sumatra. If in fact I want to install the latest version, will this remove my browser plugin? Or if I simply install Sumatra ...

According to https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5709195/what-are-the-advantages-disadvantages-of-using-the-add-on-sdk-to-develop-my-fire , one of some advantages of Jetpack addons are to be restart-less. Could non-Jetpack addon (i.e. PM-compatible addon) be restart-less? Sorry to ask this ...

... Would going into about:config and enabling it, do anything for the browser? Does PM have multiprocess support? You're likely to get roasted by a fire-breathing dragon ;) No we don't have multi-process support in Mozilla's half-broken way and enabling it in about:config will likely make the browser ...

Potential alternative workarounds: https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=13804 Re: above post workaround updated: Workaround: Fire up damaged profile in Palemoon v27+ with Tab Groups and Tab Groups Helper extensions installed. Use Tab Groups Helper to recover all tab groups from ...

... Potential alternative workarounds: https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=13804 Re: above post workaround updated: Workaround: Fire up damaged profile in Palemoon v27+ with Tab Groups and Tab Groups Helper extensions installed. Use Tab Groups Helper to recover all tab groups ...

If you have specific programs you need native Win XP for, there is always the option to use virtualbox/vmware/etc. to create a simple virtual machine with, say, 512MB RAM to fire up when you need to run the programs.