Can I delete Firefox without upsetting my e-mail acct.with yahoo and I.E.?
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YES! deleting firefox won't change anything
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Clear search history in Y! toolbar: http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/toolbar/toolbar-10.html\n\nTo clear your history from Mozilla Firefox:\n1. Go to the "Tools" menu. \n2. Select "Options" > "Privacy" > "History." \n3. Click on "Clear." To completely disable the history function, set "Remember visited pages for the last X days" to zero ("0"). \n4. Click "OK" to exit.
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Yes and no. Operating system may include web browsers and mail programs but it should let the user choose if he/she prefers it or not.\nI don't agree with those that include web browsers and email programs as default, without the possibility of removing them.\nSo, it's okay to include them (to ease things a little) but the user should be able to choose if he/she wants to keep it or not.\nWindows comes preinstalled with Internet Explorer and Outlook Express. (you can't unisntall Internet Explorer because it's directly connected to explorer.exe and uninstalling Outlook express is pretty buggy).\nLinux comes also with preinstalled web-bropwsers and mail programs (GNOME comes with Firefox and Evolution, KDE comes with Konqueror (both explorer and internet browser) ). The difference is you can easily choose the program your prefer!
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Internet explorer is integrated into windows, so you can not delete it
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go to internet explorer properties and click delete files.\nit would do
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you could probaly delete it from add or remove programs
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use firefox and not ie it is way better and will save your passwords and everything
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Uninstall it, maybe? What do you mean? That's a pretty vague question. =P\n\nIf you mean cancel your Yahoo! account, I'm not sure you can. Try taking a look at the "Help" link on the main Yahoo! page. =)
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For Internet Explorer:\n\n1) Press Alt+T, THEN O\n\n2) Under the General tab, click Delete Browsing History\n\n3) When the confirmation window pops up, select Yes.\n\n4) Voila! Deleted!\n\n\nFor Mozilla Firefox:\n\n1) Press Alt+T, THEN O\n\n2) Under the Cache tab, click Clear Cache Now\n\n3) Voila! Deleted!
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I also have firefox, however, I do not have that problem.  Perhaps you disabled Java script?  That was the only time I had problems with yahoo.  If that is so, then simply enabling java scripts for yahoo and any other scripts that is used by that page should do the trick.
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best option is to get rid of IE and all its problems and use Firefox its faster safer and more user friendly
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Maybe your Internet Explorer doesn't have some option activated, used by Yahoo Email, I keep it always in Medium security level, or better yet use FireFox.
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Yes.\n\nIn Firefox:\nTools, Clear Private Data. Select everything.\n\nIn IE:\nTools. Internet Options. Then Clear Files and themn Cookies, then History.
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u dont. Not till yahoo removes it itself
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you cant do it in one click\n\nyou can only delete 200 mails in one click
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Removing an application does not mean that your operating system is returned to its previously functional state. You need to reload your previous web-browser at the very least.\n\nKeep in mind that everything from Microsoft is buggy.\n\nYou may need to reload your entire operating system (including your email editor).
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Yes. I customise my default browser to IE and enable access to Firefox browser in the Add/Remove  Program menu through the Set Access Program and Defaults box on the left side and choose Custom. Then tick your settings. Hope this helps.