Re: [H] Firefox problem
Thanks Chris, I do have that extension, and I rarely use it. I have disabled it which lets me turn it on again if I need to. If that doesn't work I will remove it. m At 07:50 AM 9/20/2013, you wrote: I had this problem. It's the "Download Youtube Video's" addon for me. I need to find a better addon for doing that. To get around the issue, I use 2 firefox profiles, one in normal use without the addon, one for when I want to yank a video from youtube (Then I clean up the junk after). > > On 09/19/2013 16:47, Winterlight wrote: > >> My primary browser is Opera but I also am using the latest updated >> version of Firefox. A month ago I was looking for a TV show I missed and >> ran a Google search. A torrent came up, and I clicked on it. The torrent >> never downloaded but ever since, every time I load Firefox the torrent at 0 >> bytes appears on my desktop which, for Firefox, is the download location. >> It doesn't appear in download history, or anywhere that I can find but >> there it is. How do I stop this behavior short of uninstalling Firefox. >> Thanks >> >> >> >
Re: [H] Firefox problem
I had this problem. It's the "Download Youtube Video's" addon for me. I need to find a better addon for doing that. To get around the issue, I use 2 firefox profiles, one in normal use without the addon, one for when I want to yank a video from youtube (Then I clean up the junk after). On Thu, Sep 19, 2013 at 6:08 PM, DSinc wrote: > Well, your 'short of' may fix it. How deep do you cull your cookies and/of > history? > Duncan > > > On 09/19/2013 16:47, Winterlight wrote: > >> My primary browser is Opera but I also am using the latest updated >> version of Firefox. A month ago I was looking for a TV show I missed and >> ran a Google search. A torrent came up, and I clicked on it. The torrent >> never downloaded but ever since, every time I load Firefox the torrent at 0 >> bytes appears on my desktop which, for Firefox, is the download location. >> It doesn't appear in download history, or anywhere that I can find but >> there it is. How do I stop this behavior short of uninstalling Firefox. >> Thanks >> >> >> >
Re: [H] Firefox problem
Well, your 'short of' may fix it. How deep do you cull your cookies and/of history? Duncan On 09/19/2013 16:47, Winterlight wrote: My primary browser is Opera but I also am using the latest updated version of Firefox. A month ago I was looking for a TV show I missed and ran a Google search. A torrent came up, and I clicked on it. The torrent never downloaded but ever since, every time I load Firefox the torrent at 0 bytes appears on my desktop which, for Firefox, is the download location. It doesn't appear in download history, or anywhere that I can find but there it is. How do I stop this behavior short of uninstalling Firefox. Thanks
[H] Firefox problem
My primary browser is Opera but I also am using the latest updated version of Firefox. A month ago I was looking for a TV show I missed and ran a Google search. A torrent came up, and I clicked on it. The torrent never downloaded but ever since, every time I load Firefox the torrent at 0 bytes appears on my desktop which, for Firefox, is the download location. It doesn't appear in download history, or anywhere that I can find but there it is. How do I stop this behavior short of uninstalling Firefox. Thanks
