edit] I installed a script that crashes Firefox. How can I get rid of it?
FAQ - GreaseSpotEdit scripts directory/config.xml and remove the <script>...</script> element for the offending script. You may also want to delete the offending script itself from scripts directory.
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FAQ - GreaseSpotUse whatever method is appropriate in your favorite text editor to determine where the file came from. Find the <Script> tag for the script you're interested in and note the value of its filename="..." attribute.
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Why isn't Firefox installed on the servers?
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Xepher.netFirst off, please try to get support from other sources. If I didn't write it, I'm probably not the best person to fix it. If you're still having trouble, or you think it might be a server specific problem, then let me know. I can't (and won't) promise anything, but I'll try to help if I can.
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Crosswinds Cadre: Fantastico® FAQIf you decide you no longer want a script which Fantastico installed, you should also use Fantastico to remove it. Go back to the link for the script inside Fantastico, and follow the instructions for uninstalling that particular script. IMPORTANT: Do not uninstall a script simply by manually removing all its files. Fantastico tracks what it has installed and where, and it will still think the script is installed even if the files are gone.
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RB4 FAQ - ScriptKeeper.NetFormally, up to 48 hours. If you send the form in the working hours, it is possible that the script will be installed in 30 minutes.
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MediaWiki FAQ - MetaNo, remote loading is discouraged. If you're really keen, you can set up a mirror of it and use that.
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FAQ - GreaseSpotOpen the the "Manage User Scripts..." dialog, from the "Tools" menu, the "Tools, Greasemonkey" menu, or the Monkey menu, depending on the Greasemonkey version you use.
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FAQSSome are relatively easy to remove. Check out my links page for guidance. Others are more troublesome, and seem to keep coming back no matter what you do. If you’re experiencing any of the above problems, please consider using our services. We’re happy to help.
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PhpCgiShop.Com - php scripts shop! - F.A.Q.You can change domain where script will be installed once in every 30 days. Just contact us with new domain name, your name and order ID number.
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KeyScrambler FAQStart Firefox and click "File -> Open File" and open the file "C:\Program Files\KeyScrambler\install_firefox_plugin.html". Click on the installation link within and you'll be prompted to install "keyscrambler.xpi". Restart Firefox and you should have KeyScrambler installed.
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New User FAQFirefox is an internet browser just like Internet Explorer. Some pages are designed to be viewed in Internet Explorer, but most pages can be viewed in either application. Firefox has some neat features that Internet Explorer doesn't. Check it out and see if you like it. You can import your IE bookmarks by opening Firefox and choosing File-Import and then select Internet Explorer. Follow the prompts and all your Favorites should now be in Firefox ( They are called Bookmarks ).
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