Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Launch your Firefox browser. Access the Settings menu. Choose "Add-ons" then "Plugins. Click on the drop-down menu in the rightmost of the plugin you want to disable. Choose "Never Activate" in the drop-down menu. Restart the browser.

Answer: Do this by double-clicking the browser's icon shortcut on the desktop. Look towards the top-right side of the screen for a button with three lines on it. Click it to make a drop-down menu appear. You will see a list of different buttons to choose from. " This will take you to the plugins page, where the compatible plugins are listed. Clicking it will show you run options for that plugin. This will keep the plugin from running with Firefox at startup. Do this by closing it with a click of the "X" button in the upper-right corner and subsequently launching it once more from the desktop.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose the right time of year to dig up large shrubs. Gather the necessary tools and materials. Cut the shrub back to expose the stump. Dig a trench around the stump to expose the root ball. Pull out the root ball. Dispose of the pulled-up shrub. Break up any remaining root and add some compost.

Answer: It's best to clear large garden shrubs at a time when birds aren't nesting, to avoid disturbing wildlife. Aim to clear larger shrubs during the fall or winter to avoid this. It's usually easier to dig when the soil is fairly dry, so you should also avoid digging after heavy rainfall. A sharp pair of pruning shears and a small saw will make the job of clearing the shrub a lot easier remember sharp blades are safer than blunt ones. A round-bladed spade with a pointed tip will make it easier to dig through the soil, and a mattock will be useful for cutting through the roots. Also remember to wear appropriate clothing including sturdy gardening gloves and strong boots. Use the pruning shears to cut the shrub right back until only a small amount of stump is remaining. This will make it much easier for you to expose the root ball and pull it out of the ground, which is necessary for completely clearing the shrub. Leaving the shrub's roots in the ground will simply allow the shrub to grow back. Use the round-bladed spade to dig a trench around the stump. Beware of digging close to water or electricity supplies. Consider calling 811 (the national "call before you dig" service) to find out if any utility lines run beneath that part of your garden. Using the spade and mattock, cut through the roots as much as possible to make it easier to pull the root mass out of the ground. Although it's only necessary to remove the root head and main roots to prevent the shrub from re-growing, you should also remove as much of the rest of the root mass as you can to make space for subsequent planting. Shaking the soil out of the roots will make the plant lighter to handle. Once you have cut away the shrub and pulled up the root mass, you can dispose of the plant material anyway you like. If the shrub is small enough, you could try to compost it, otherwise you should consider burning it. Don't compost any diseased plant matter you cut away burn it or put it in the household trash to prevent infection spreading to other plants. Once you have disposed of the root ball, use a mattock or spade to break up as much of the remaining root in the ground as you can breaking the root up will help it to rot away naturally in the soil. It's also a good idea to incorporate some well-rotted manure or compost into the soil now to benefit the next plant that will go in the ground here.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Log in. Go to Settings. Go to Security. Go to the Apps Linked section. Review the apps. Unlink an app. Unlink more apps.

Answer:
Go to https://www.dropbox.com and log in. Click your name at the upper right of the home page, and select "Settings." A new page will open, bringing you to your account settings. From the menu, select "Security." Scroll the page down until you see the Apps Linked section. These are the apps you've given access to your Dropbox. Some of them would be familiar, and some would be relatively unknown. Review the apps one by one to determine if you are still using them with your Dropbox. Once you confirm that you don't want a certain app to be linked to your Dropbox anymore, remove it by clicking on the cross mark designated for the app. Confirm by clicking "Uninstall" on the pop-up dialogue box. Repeat steps 5 and 6 until you've cleaned out all the unnecessary apps on your Dropbox account.