I posted this also in the thread in question. With the link that the OP posted, I can see the pictures. With the clickable thumbnails that Sue provided, I can see them. When I click on the bird bath picture, I get The action that you were trying to perform has failed. . When I click on the barn picture, it takes me to the OPs photobucket where I can see the picture. Why I can see one and not the other is a mystery. I'm using FF with no add-ons. Bernie

damccoy,thanks so much for answering so fast,I really appreciate knowing that it worked with your Firefox 34. I was afraid to try it in case that had been the problem I was having with my computer for the past week. Happy Holidays and MERRY CHRISTMAS too. :)

"every time today I have to re add it" I'm not sure then. No way should you have to do that. That is not normal, but what's causing it, I don't know. --------------------------------------- "The only thing on the preference page bottom left is back up and restore. I wonder if I am to click there to have this saved? I thinking no." Right, you don't need that. ---------------------------------------- Maybe someone else knows what might cause filter subscriptions to disappear. I do not. ---------------------------------------- "I am wondering if I don't donate $5.00 for this if any filters I add will not stay in the preference page after selecting them. Therefore, when I select the list preference it will not stay after I log off of Firefox." No, you don't have to donate. Especially not when it's not even working properly. :) --------------------------------------- If you give up on Adblock Plus(not saying you should just yet), but if you do, you might try "Ublock Origin": https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/ublock-origin/ I've always used Adblock Plus and love it but recently(because of a security video I watched) decided to test Ublock Origin. It uses the same "Easylist" filter subscription as "Adblock Plus" and a couple others. Seems to work fine. If you do decide to try it, remove disable(or remove) Adblock Plus first, else it might slow your browser down.

" ... Some users are reporting that they do not have the “hotfix-update-xpi-signing-intermediate-bug-1548973” study active in “about:studies”. Rather than using work-arounds, which can lead to issues later on, we strongly recommend that you continue to wait. If it’s possible for you to receive the hotfix, you should get it by 6am EDT, 24 hours after it was first released. For everyone else, we are working to ship a more permanent solution. (May 5, 00:54 EDT)" Yes, waiting seems to be the latest recommendation from the Mozilla Add-ons Blog linked above.