Hi All, Just in case any of you have 'issues' with the latest version of Mozilla Firefox for Windows 7, which now looks and behaves more like Google Chrome. Not much to see, lots of the control buttons are hidden out of sight in drop menus, which isn't always an easy thing to navigate. By installing a few add ons, you can get close to where you started, but it just seems to slow everything down. I tried Pale Moon, another free browser which is based on the older Firefox and looks similar and works in pretty much the same way. You can keep all your Firefox settings, so nothing much changes from what you've been used to. It's also pretty fast. So far so good, the only issue I had was that the import settings didn't work for Firefox, so I just copied the whole of my Firefox profile folder over to the appropriate Pale Moon directory and all is well. C:\Users\__name__\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles copied to C:\Users\__name__\AppData\Roaming\Moonchild Productions\Pale Moon\Profiles So far so good, everything seems to work as it should - I've even made it my default browser. if you're interested, just 'google' Pale Moon Browser and the link should appear near the top of the results. I've no connection BTW - just a frustrated Firefox user who came across this quite by accident! Regards Lesley Baxendale Colwyn Bay

<<snipped>> Just in case any of you have 'issues' with the latest version of Mozilla Firefox for Windows 7, which now looks and behaves more like Google Chrome. Not much to see ... <<snipped>> What annoyed me was that they "stole" the Title Bar. To restore it, you can use menu View / Toolbars / Customise (it's not the only way there....) and then down at the bottom, as if they deliberately want you to miss it, there is an icon for "Title Bar" - press that and you'll get the Title Bar back saying "Firefox", etc... (Or you'll remove it if it's already showing!) I know the idea is to "let the page take front stage", but from a support viewpoint it's absolute lunacy. Imagine the dialog with a typical user: "So which browser are you using?" "err...", "Well, what does it say at the top of the window?" "Oh, it says Amazon!" Rant over! Adrian