Using Firefox

Hi. I read your post, and downloaded Firefox. So far, so good. But I'd like to know, how can I install two other toolbars on it? I want the Google toolbar and then one called TrueAssistant, a free program that will fill in my forms and passwords. I've become very dependent on it. I read the help section on toolbars and didn't see instructions on how to put these other toolbars on there. In the customize box, there's a place to add toolbars, and I tried that, typing the name of these toolbars into it, but nothing happened. Certainly there must be a way to install them onto this browser. If not, does Firefox have a fill in feature (for web forms)? Thank you for your help, and your other post. I'd like to get away from using IE if possible. Val

 

Another question I forgot to ask

Hi again. I forgot to ask this question. Apparently Firefox comes with a downloader, but I use Fresh Download. I haven't tried to download since I downloaded FF, but I'm wondering, will it still allow Fresh Download to work, or will it take over on downloads? And is there a way to disable it? Thanks. Val

 

Hi Catpurrson ... I am glad you have made the move but i must say i am not the owner or do i have anything to do with these other browsers mention in my post ... I am just a user like yourself ... But from what i gather for your question is ...

IE toolbars dont work with Firefox.
for the google toolbar use this: http://www.extensionsmirror.nl/index.php?showtopic=47

enable the toolbar with View->Toolbars


For Fresh Download Install Fresh Download.
Enable browser integration in FreshDownload preferences.
If you are using Mozilla Firefox, copy fdplugin.dll to your browser's plugins folder and rename it to npfd.dll.

Hope it helps , If not post back

 

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