Aidan Holmes wrote:
Miark wrote:
You may have to blow away your ~/.mozilla directory. Actually,
I'd rename it to something else, let Firefox make a new
directory, then copy my bookmarks from the old directory to the
new.
Miark
Can't seem to find the .mozilla directory - any clues as to where to
Thanks Miark and Graham for your help and for being so prompt, you're
both lifesavers. Especially the tip about renaming the folder. I use the
net all day at work and while I could recreate my favourites, being able
to restore them to the new .mozilla directory has certainly saved me
heaps of t
Aidan Holmes wrote:
Can't seem to find the .mozilla directory - any clues as to where to
look? Since I still rely on urpmi (and can't see a good reason not to at
this stage) I still have no idea where things get installed on my system.
It's in your home directory - you'll need to switch on "show
Miark wrote:
You may have to blow away your ~/.mozilla directory. Actually,
I'd rename it to something else, let Firefox make a new
directory, then copy my bookmarks from the old directory to the
new.
Miark
Can't seem to find the .mozilla directory - any clues as to where to
look? Since I still
On Mon, 21 Mar 2005 10:27:38 +0800, Aidan wrote:
> This morning firefox asked me to look for an update for the
> theme I was using. I clicked the update now button and things
> have gone horribly wrong. All the buttons etc now appear as
> text...
You may have to blow away your ~/.mozilla directo
Hi all,
This morning firefox asked me to look for an update for the theme I was
using. I clicked the update now button and things have gone horribly
wrong. All the buttons etc now appear as text. But the fonts are all too
big and everything overlaps. It's a mess! It's impossible to use the
fir
