Firefox

[stuart noble]

They open fine in Chrome so, now that I've imported bookmarks and passwords, I don't think I'll be going back.

[John Rumm]

Yes that is a little odd...

"Show all Bookmarks" seems to include what manage did...

[John Rumm]

FF4 wraps plugins like acrobat in a separate process[1] now so that if it crashes, it does not take the browser down with it.

[1] why you see an exe called plugin_container.exe spawned for each such plugin.

[John Rumm]

Have a watch of:

[stuart noble]

End result is it doesn't work though

[Andy Burns]

This shouldn't affect Acrobat. By default only Flash, Quicktime and Silverlight are exiled to the plugin container

[Bob Martin]

National Lottery site doesn't work in FF4 but is OK in Chrome

[John Rumm]

Seems to work ok for me...

[Mike Tomlinson]

En el artículo , Bill escribió:

You mean 'Bookmarks/Bookmark All Tabs', yes? It's moved; if you right- click on any tab a menu pops up, and one of the options is Bookmark All Tabs.

A very handy feature which I use a lot.

[Mike Tomlinson]

En el artículo , Man at B&Q escribió:

Tools/Addons/Plugins, disable the Acrobat plug-in. Next time you click on a PDF link you'll be offered the option to open it in a separate Acrobat window. The browser integration is crap (where's the page count, for a start?)

[stuart noble]

Thanks. Will try that

[The Natural Philosopher]

Also in general preferences there is a page (applications) that tells you how to deal with odd extensions. Look for PDF in that and configure to use whatever external program you prefer. But for sure switch of 'use internal plugin ' bit.

In Linux that's edit->preferences->applications.

[Bill]

In message , Mike Tomlinson writes

Yep, that's the one. I had, of course right-clicked almost everywhere else.

And thanks to others for the other guidance.

Firefox's help files are either very poor or wrong.