yes, Robert, I am unable to view my Comcast webmail personal folders - so I'll do what you suggest and see what happens. By the way, I never use standalone progams anymore (whether Outlook or other ones) - in case of hard-drive crashes & potential loss of mail.

Webmail is (and has been) my preferred method. Thanks for your advice.

You're still puzzling me...lol..you mean you're using the webmail interface and you can't see any folders?Or you just can't you see any of your messages?
Or are you using outlook or similar to retrieve/send messages?
Anyways,you could try compatibility view in IE or/and clean up all cookies/cache(IE/FF)for the webmail interface.

Actually, it's my Comcast webmail on IE9 & FF10. All other webmail is fine.
Thanks for any and all help you may provide - I'll also contact Comcast.

I know nothing about AOL or MSN...Which email program? And what versions of IE and FF?

bringing this back to top - doe someone know possible solutions? Thanks, in advance, for your help.

Hi all, am hoping to pick your intelligent brains, if I may.

Recently, my eMail folders have been invisible in FF & IE, but not in AOL or MSN. Am not sure what the problem is or what I may have done (if anything) to cause this.

Would appreciate your thoughts on the matter - and thanks (in advance) for your help.

Best,
Inas

FF5 DL problem ? its Not FF5 for firefox its fx 5 for firefox 5

Be careful with old versions!

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/downthemall/

The best way to solve strange problems like this is to simplify them. Remove all the "bits" that might be complicating the problem.

First step I would suggest - go into your Addons - and disable DTA. Then restart Firefox and try to download the file just using Firefox default downloader (just click and it will either put it in your downloads folder, or it will ask you for a folder location).

• If that works - it might be a problem with how you have configured DTA - maybe a default save folder doesn't exist (anymore).
• If that doesn't work - try using a different browser, like Internet Explorer (to rule out a general problem with Firefox). If Internet Explorer doesn't work either, then it is likely that the problem isn't just with firefox, but something even more basic.

Don't try to solve a problem by adding extra things to it (like a new version of DTA) - begin by returning to basics and download the file in the most simple and uncomplicated way you can manage.

I'm not running FF5 (why move to 5 when 6 is due out shortly and fight incompatible add-ons twice?) but open your extensions tab and see what version of DTA you're using. The current version, released on June 12, is 2.0.7 -> if you're running an older version then update, if you're running 2.0.7 then uninstall and install version 2.0.6.

I'm running 2.0.6 with FF4 and have no problems using the dTA OneClick download manager feature of DTA. But, again, I'm not using FF5.

Current and previous versions of DTA: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/downthemall/versions/

Firstly: No problems here with Firefox 5 and DownThemAll.
Secondly: Why do you use DownThemAll for one single small file? Isn't that a mass downloader in first place?

I just click the download link and Firefox does the rest :)

graylox

I have been using FF right along; last few visits to GOTD, Downloadthemall gets an "error3" and can't find the DL. I switch to Explorer (I don't like Explorer) and I can download it no problem.
Is anyone else experiencing this problem?
Any suggestions?

@ Bubby : It automatically installed it on my portable firefox :)

My Firefox autodownloads the updates. I just checked, and it is on 2.0.0.11.

Are you sure? The official Portable Firefox Site http://portableapps.com/apps/internet/firefox_portable is still only 2.0.0.10.

Where did you see 2.0.0.11 ?
It's always nice manners to share your links with your friends ;)

Yay it finally came though for the portable firefox users :D

Until the update I though the PC was acting up! Good of you to post this up Lee. I don't understand why you didn't link the official Mozilla site for dwnlds/updates though; although the current users do get notification to update if they have it turned on in the options.

I'm a big fan of Mozilla products, so for those new to them I've listed the official links below. Of course check out Lee's link above to MajorGeeks for more than Ff. They have a lot to offer there.

The official Mozilla links:

Mozilla Products = Firefox browser and Thunderbird email client. Once there click the "Learn more" link for each respective product page that includes a download link on it.

What's New in Firefox 2.0.0.11

Release Date:
November 30, 2007

Stability Update:
This release corrects a compatibility issue with some websites and extensions discovered in Firefox 2.0.0.10.

Known Vulnerabilities in Mozilla Products

can't wait for Firefox 3 to be released! :)

It's to fix images and some websites.

A recent update from Firefox,(v.2.0.0.10) seems to have screwed some sites because of a bug in the Javascript implementation.

The bug seems to have affected sites that use the Javascript method canvas.drawImage().

The method is popularly used to represent vector images into HTML using Javascript and hence the extent in which the bug affects websites could be pretty huge. But just to show the speed of bug fixing from the developers, a fixed build is already available at mozilla FTP. You can download the newer build which has the fix from:

http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/2007-11-27-15-mozilla1.8/ (Windows) and

http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/2007-11-27-14-mozilla1.8/ (Linux)

Firefox seems to auto-update these days and asks the user to restart firefox for installing the update. Hence, I'm expecting quite a few number of users who have got the bug in firefox. Google Maps is one website that seemed to use the method as well, but I guess they have found a nice workaround the bug.

The bug can be reproduced by going to the site: http://www.foxsaver.com/public/published.

Credit to Saptarshi Purkayastha @ http://sunnytalkstech.blogspot.com

Blah seems like quite a nice upgrade... I just have to wait for it to come on to the portable firefox :(

According to the Mozilla website:

"What's New in Firefox 2.0.0.11

Release Date:
November 30, 2007
Stability Update:
This release corrects a problem that was found in the previous release, Firefox 2.0.0.10."

So, it would seem that our new and improved .11 version will now be problem free! :-)
I use Firefox, and from memory, this is like the second update in about 3 days now...

I have Mozilla Firefox v2.0.0.10... whats the difference?

Well most of us know, it's a browser.

New version, get it whilst it's hot.

http://www.majorgeeks.com/Mozilla_Firefox_d2248.html