Thank you very much for your comments. Babka, I am also thinking about that option to go back to Firefox 3.6. I will do that when I can not solve my problem per Firefox Help. Steve and Babka, no, presently I do not want to get into Windows 7, Vista should work with FF4 per Paul. Today right after first going into Firefox I got into the formerly used version of Photobucket, but then Yahoo came and wanted to take over my world again. I needed to hit BACK 4 times to get out of that. So it seems I have to get rid of FF4 selecting Yahoo in this instant. When reading yesterday in the Firefox.com Help section under 'Yahoo problems', it seems I have to go into some 'Hyper code' (whatever that is) and delete 'Yahoo' there. There seems to be some standard Hyper code which selects automatically Yahoo. This seems to be the worst user unfriendly application I have ever seen, requiring me to become an operating system programmer. Paul, it might be that when you downloaded FF4, it set that 'Hyper code' correctly. But it is nice to know that you have it working, and I possibly will be able too. tj, thanks about mentioning this little icon "Web View". I saw some very small icons which were difficult to decipher. Anyway, I saw some more leafing-out hostas from SC at this nursery, but will leave it at that 'Sagae' I bought yesterday. So why should I think of some hypercode'? I get hyper thinking of that. Thanks for all the help. Bernd

In your address bar, enter and go to chrome://passwordmgr/content/passwordManager.xul Then drag the icon to your Bookmarks Toolbar.

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albert- The bottom line is that if you want to maintain your privacy and have a more secure computer you can do what I do: set Firefox to automatically clear everything each time I close the browser. This will not harm anything, although it will get rid of cookies so that I have to log in again to any site that requires it, and sometimes to answer a security question for a banking site as the site "doesn't recognize the computer you are using" (because I wiped out their cookie!). However, I prefer that to having tracking cookies on my computer, and I also like the fact that no one can sit down at my computer and have access to certain info by just opening the browser.