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    pop up on best buy

    Best Buy, every time i go to their site and search for an item after you select an item, their is a pop up "would you like to share this site"

    Fire Fox under google says to create a new tab and do the following, but i can't make it work, it's annoying..

    https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/942400

    best buy is the only place i get it

    firefox 45.0.2 win 7 and 8.1

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    1. In Firefox's address/location bar. type in

      about:config

      and press [Enter].


    2. Click the "I'll be careful, I promise! button.


    3. Press [Ctrl][F]. type in

      geo.enabled

      then double-click that "geo.enabled" line to toggle it from "True" to "False" (or vice-versa).

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    Fire Fox under google says to create a new tab and do the following, but i can't make it work, it's annoying..

    https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/942400

    as you say also


    i can't make it work on 7 or 8.1

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    I got it, tks,, did not need to do the new tab

    tks


    being i haven't searched geo enabled , is it what i might think?

    when i did the about:config, there was a ton of stuff there, i didn't take time to look at it all, whats all there?
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    The Configuration Editor (about:config page) lists Firefox settings known as preferences that are read from the prefs.js and user.js files in the Firefox profile and from application defaults. Many of these preferences are advanced settings that are not present in the Options dialog. This article describes how to use the about:config page to view, change, or reset Firefox preference settings, if you need to do so.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Train View Post
    The Configuration Editor (about:config page) lists Firefox settings known as preferences that are read from the prefs.js and user.js files in the Firefox profile and from application defaults. Many of these preferences are advanced settings that are not present in the Options dialog. This article describes how to use the about:config page to view, change, or reset Firefox preference settings, if you need to do so.
    Is there need to inventory those items when you open about:config? Sometime in the address bar there will be more selections than you need,"in the drop down", can you control those some how with this also?

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    Sometimes the selection offer in the "drop down" are what you want, just click it and hit enter for it to open.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Train View Post
    Sometimes the selection offer in the "drop down" are what you want, just click it and hit enter for it to open.

    Internet 101

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    Is there need to inventory those items when you open about:config?
    That's up to you. You can always reset Firefox to reset the about:config.

    Sometime in the address bar there will be more selections than you need,"in the drop down", can you control those some how with this also?
    I think you mean Autocomplete in Addressbar:
    1. Open Firefox
    2. Type about:config in the address bar, press enter
    3. Double-click Browser.urlbar.maxRichResults
    4. Set value to # (Default = 12, Disabled = 0)

    You could change it to like 5 if 12 is too many.

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    Quote Originally Posted by egdufwollamhsram1851 View Post

    tks
    You're welcome.


    Quote Originally Posted by egdufwollamhsram1851 View Post

    being i haven't searched geo enabled , is it what i might think?
    Probably. "geo" is referring to your geographic location, as in latitude (degrees north or south of the equator) and longitude (degrees east or west of the prime meridian).

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