right you must do each version specific to that browser, so download the firefox version on firefox and the IE version on IE, and remember you must shut down and restart firefox for it to take. Be sure you are getting flash from the actual flash download page, or a known good site, and not from some link on a random page, in some cases that link could be installing something bad instead of flash. Note there you can click on where it says different browser or operating system. Here is a link that might be useful: flash

I have iMac running leopard and Firefox 2.0.0.6. Never had any problem with Tiger or other Firefox versions either. Wondering if maybe you have some incompatibility with your versions. Can you say versions using? Another place to look is free Mac Forum below. I've found good help and fast response times there. Better Mac-specific advice there than here. Also, Safari does work fine. I've come to prefer it. Here is a link that might be useful: Free Mac forum

nope none at all which version of firefox are you using? click Help at the top then about to find that have you checked for any updates to firefox click Help> check for updates, and any of your add ons? I would try that and also clear your cache, click tools>clear private data

I have had an account at inbox.com for years in fact I was one of the first accounts there, just one thing to remember there is that you must keep it active because if it goes a long time with no activity they can delete it but they usually do send you an email warning to which ever other email address you provided. My other suggested email that is really big and nice is gmx.com they have a great active forum and answer the questions and help suggestions right away. You can fetch your other mail through it also including hotmail. The link to gmx.com below is the best link to use to access your email there, it is the https secure link and if you notice up at the top next to the login button is one that says no popup, you can use that one to log in and it will open it in a new tab rather than a new window which is what I prefer. You can set up different sounds to alert you to new mail and you can change the colors too. Here is a link that might be useful: gmx secure no popup