It's not there. There's no search bar in config with FF 29.0.1 but all the browser info is readily available through the "troubleshooting info" tab. No Script is no longer listed in this current version. As I stated above...if a FF user wants it back...they can download it again. It can be found as an add-on if one looks for it as a downloadable add-on. But it was not moved with this current version when the update was made available. FF always advises the user that they will check to see if the users add-ons are compatible with the newest version before they download it. Apparently, they...in their infinite wisdom...decided No Script was not necessary with this newest version. Remember...the FF version I'm dealing with is 29.0.1. Not every FF user is working with this particular new version. I don't think FF just "blew it away". There's simply no need for it with their current built-in security and the app itself can cause problems if it's not used correctly.

Google MBAM Error 732 unable to update. It's a connection issue, usually seen on dial up or slower connections. Power cycle the router if you use one. How are you connected? I do not think this is Malware related. I had this problem. On my Net Zero I could not up-date Malwarebytes. Here is a link that might be useful: Error codes for MBAM.

yes it does send you to cnet for the download that is fine, on the linked thread I provide a link to a nice tutorial on how to get it, install it, update it and use it. Do not mistake malwarebytes for a replacement for your antivirus program it is not. It is an antimalware scanner but you still need to have an updated running antivirus program on your computer. I currently use AVAST free when you removed Norton did you use the special Norton removal tool? if not you will need to do that prior to installing a new antivirus program to get all the left over bits of Norton out, it is very hard to remove all of it. This list on Corrine's blog lists several removal tools Antivirus Product Removal Tools How to Install, Configure, and Use Avast Antivirus

Whoa, no need for ruffled feathers, I don't think anyone is trying to step on anyone else's toes here. This isn't a thread that I expected to turn a little south. Yes, learning how to do these things in Gimp will be more than a 3 clicks and your done process. Yes, it can take time to change a photo, depending on what you want to change and how realistic looking you want those changes to be. You won't learn this program in a day, which is why I mentioned weekly lessons. That being said, it's a neat program to learn and it's nice to have the knowledge, even if it's just to give you an idea. You'll also be able to create other things with it, like art for your home, fix family photos etc., as mentioned above. Once again don't feel intimidated if you want to learn, thousands of people have learned how to use these programs and more difficult ones. I had a 75 yr. old woman in one of my 3D animation classes, she rode her motorcycle to class everyday, she was a trip. Awm03-I was planning on showing you much more than just how to change colors. Is changing colors hard? Once you know what tools to use, I don't think so, maybe a few minutes, depending on how much of an area you have to change. The more you practice, the faster and easier it becomes. I'm offering to share because it seemed like there were people who were interested in learning the things they have seen other photoshoppers do on GW. It's nice to be able to share your ideas with others in a visual way.