Sites that provide anonymous FTP access typically require a password that is a valid e-mail address, and firefox instead provides an invalid one. Worse, it gives you no way to set a correct one via the normal Edit -> Preferences menu path. This seems to be a bug! The error message that you see is in a pop-up window that reports The response 'mozilla@example.com' is not valid ... Please use your e-mail address as your password.

You can access FTP sites with your browser. If you type into the URL box in your browser the following: this will log you on to the FTP server and display the contents of the directory (so long as a login is possible - FTP servers are often unavailable or impossible to log on to because maximum users are already logged on). You can download files by clicking on the file name in the directory.

Yes, you can install the plugin by clicking the Search Plugin button on out index page and any of the WarezFactor download pages. After clicking this there should be a plugin asking you to confirm the install for the plugin, click Ok/Yes etc. The plugin should be installed. To use out search plugin, click on the Google icon in the top right corner of FireFox and then select WarezFactor from the drop down to search our site direct from your browser any time.

Answer: There are 2 ways to access remote ftp server. The simple one is just set ftp proxy address and port same as http proxy address and port. Web browser will process ftp request by http protocol specification. Another method is set ftp proxy address like such format "ftp://proxyip", and set the port number to ftp proxy port number.

If you have manual proxy settings in your browser it needs to be configured to use the WinGate WWW proxy server for FTP. You need to change your browsers FTP port number from port 21, to port 80 (or the same port number as the WinGate WWW proxy server in Gatekeeper). The WinGate FTP proxy is designed for stand alone FTP clients, such as FTP Voyager.

part of the sign-up process you choose your own subdomain, username and password. E.g, "yourname.slideshowpro.com".

Some Web browsers supply an unacceptable default username and password for anonymous FTP logins. You might then get a pop-up warning like this: The response 'mozilla@example.com' is not valid. It should be possible to change this with the Edit -> Preferences menu path, but it may not be obvious how. With mozilla and netscape, follow that path to Advanced, and select and fill in the box labeled Send this email address as anonymous FTP password.

Yes, you can use Internet Explorer on Windows as an FTP client. In the address window, type in ftp://ftp.yourdomain.com/your_username. The directory structure for your site will appear in the browser. Right now it is simply read only. Right click in the window and click on "Login As." When the dialogue box appears, key in your username and password. The screen will appear to flicker.

ftp.maths.tcd.ie:/pub/music/gothic. This site is maintained by Nascent Virion <mcdonghj@unix2.tcd.ie>, who will be graduating and leaving the net in June. A mirror site at goth-ftp.acc.brad.ac.uk (143.53.1.4) has been set up to contain all the info at ftp.maths.tcd.ie:/pub/music, as well as a number of other goth resources, including various gothic lyrics, discographies, faqs, images, and Corey's Goth List, etc can be found.

GNO stuff can also be found in other directories on these sites. The three primary general-purpose sites are: ftp://apple2.caltech.edu/Zocalo/pub/apple2/shellprogs ftp://ground.isca.uiowa.edu/apple2/apple16/gno ftp://ftp.gno.org/pub/apple2 Trenco (trenco.gno.org or ftp ftp.gno.org) is the master site for GNO development as of August 1997. See Q#1.7. See the comp.sys.apple2 FAQ for other Apple II ftp sites.

Yes. They'll need to download the 1.5 or higher version of Firefox from http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/. No plug-in is required.

Yes. Beginning with version 1.4, the Trilent FTP Proxy works with Web browsers. This allows you to access FTP sites through the familiar user interface similar to that used for Web pages. Please refer to Data Sheet for the list of supported brands. There is no store-and-forward. The Trilent FTP Proxy forwards files "on the fly", with little or no delays. It means the configuration database is empty or incomplete. The proxy must be configured before the first start.

Yes, to access your FTP space directly via browser you have to enter the following address in the address bar: ftp://userftp:passwordftp@ftp.nomedominio.ext

If you want to access your FTP server from any location using a web browser, there are several ways in which you can do this: Enter ftp://yourdomain.com. This will prompt for a user name and password if there is no anonymous account. Enter ftp://user:password@yourdomain.com. This will give direct access to your account. However, this method shows your password in the browser title and may remain in your last visited links. This is not recommended for security reasons.

A We ask you to use Internet Explorer as there are sometimes problems with receiving the data if other browsers are used. A First click on 'copy to clipboard' then go to your notes. Go to the history or examination section. Click to place the cursor where you would like the summary to appear. Then near the top of the screen click on 'edit' then from the menu that drops down click on 'paste'.

Yes. SafetyNet works with any browser. We will release a plugin to allow you to start SafetyNet from Firefox soon. To use SafetyNet with Firefox start SafetyNet by selecting the SafetyNet Login option from Start Menu -> Programs -> SafetyNet and enter your user id and password. Next, open Firefox and begin surfing the web.

Because it is a dreadful web browser. It is a pain in the arse to code for and always has been. Firefox may be fine for generation Y who thinks anything new is COOL but become a webmaster with the arduous task of coding a website to display EXACTLY the same way in all popular web browsers and you will soon concur with me - it's crap. The fact that iServ works in it is as a result of my development acumen and not the abilities of Firefox to render a page correctly.

If you use Firefox as your default browser, please upgrade it to version 1.5.0.2. If your Firefox is already version 1.5 or higher, it should upgrade itself. If it is lower than 1.5, you will need to reinstall Firefox. Here are the steps to check which version of Firefox you have: start Firefox browser, click Help -> About Mozilla Firefox. If you have a version prior to 1.5, please download the newest browser from this URL: http://www.mozilla.com/products/download.html?product=firefox-1.5.0.

There could be a problem with your ActiveX plug-in. You will need to delete the plug-in and re-install it. Close your browser and double click on my computer. Double click on Local Disk C, then Progam Files, then Mozilla Firefox, then plugins and delete the file named "npmozax.dll". Re-start your browser and launch Overdrive again. Follow the prompt to install the ActiveX plug-in. At this point you may see a yellow bar in the top of your browser window.

Yes. To use the Firefox browser for the XEphem help system on Mac OSX, use the following entry in Help & Configure help (contributed by David Radunsky) osascript -e 'tell application "Firefox-bin"' -e 'get URL "%s"' -e 'end tell' Usage Questions (applicable to all platforms)

Answer: It depends. Neither is inherently faster or slower. There are many variables. What is important is the speed of your current connection to the remote host. This will determine your file transfer rate. Question: I know you have explained this several times, but I still do not understand the difference between the World Wide Web, Internet and internet.

For added security, we recommend that you use a browser that supports at least 128-bit encryption to access our secure Web sites. To conduct online financial transactions, we require that your browser supports 128-bit encryption.

Yes. Roger Ingersoll maintains a large collection of Masonic material at ftp.netcom.com, in the /pub/ro/rogeri/freemasonry directory. While you're there, take a look in Dave Stites' site (say that three times fast, I dare you), which is /pub/ds/dstites/freemasonry

You can access your FTP site from the www.Dotme.ws home page or in Internet Explorer and Netscape type "ftp://yourdomainname:1021". Logon using your user ID and password. If you use a third party FTP program and need assistance contact us at techsupport@dotme.ws.

Point your FTP client at ftp.freeasphost.co.uk. You will be prompted to enter your username and password. Once you have successfully logged on, your FTP client will show you the contents of your home folder. This has two subdirectories : a folder for your website, and one for non-website data, eg data files or configuration files. This is the only folder the webserver has write access to, so it's ideal for placing Access databases.