Firefox uses add-ons, extensions, and plugins interchangeably to refer to downloadable programs you can use to customize your browsing experience. Disabled extensions appear grayed out, and bear a label that reads (Disabled) next to them. Enabled extensions appear more colorful. You can also right-click an extension to bring up a menu of options. If your problem persists, you know that the extension you disabled is not the source. Re-enable the extension whenever you want by selecting it and clicking Enable. Plugins run in the background and give Firefox extra functionality, such as the ability to place Skype calls right from your browser. Many issues stem from out-of-date plugins. You can bring your plugins up to speed all at once by clicking Check to see if your plugins are up to date at the top of the Plugins page. Just like with your extensions, disable one plugin at a time to test whether it's the source of Firefox's poor performance. You don't have to restart Firefox after enabling or disabling a plugin. Firefox sorts your plugins alphabetically and by its status. Disabled plugins sink to the bottom.
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One-sentence summary -- Click the Menu button in the right-hand corner Add-ons. Click Extensions and look over your list of add-ons. Click an enabled extension, then click its Disable button. Click Restart now near the top of the window. Click Plugins to view your list of active plugins. Select a plugin by clicking it. Click Always Activate or Ask to Activate and change to Never Activate. Scroll to the bottom of the plugins list to view disabled plugins. Click Never Activate and change to Ask to Activate or Always Activate depending on your preference.

Q: If you've tried and can't remember the password firsthand, it's likely you'll never get it back. Fortunately, that doesn't mean you've lost the associated account. Most sites will have a 'Forgot Password' option available for this very sake. Click this button and follow the steps to reset your password. If it's a non-email password (like Facebook), resetting a password will be fairly easy. An automated confirmation will be sent to your email, from which you'll reset your password and start a new one. Some email services (like Hotmail) offer the possibility of connecting them with another email account for the sake of password resetting. If you have another email account and have done this, resetting the password will be just as easy as it would be with any other non-email account. If it's an email account you're trying to access, and you haven't connected it with a separate email address, your other option of resetting the password is by answering your listed secret questions. Many email accounts will get you to answer personal questions (e.g. the name of your first pet) as a contingency if you end up forgetting your password later on. Click on the 'Forgot My Password' button and answer questions wherever prompted. While this won't bring you back your password, it stands a good chance of helping you reclaim your password. Unfortunately, many people don't take secret questions seriously, and some may forget their answers sooner than the passwords themselves! While contacting the company that hosts your account won't help you get your password back, the company may be able to help you regain access by resetting the password. While you'll have to deliver certain proof of your identity, some services will allow you to reclaim use of your account through calling or messaging them. Keep in mind that the process of verification can take a while even in the best circumstances, so patience is a must should you decide to take this route.
A: Try the "Forgot My Password" option. Answer your account's secret questions. Contact the service provider directly.

Article: Add just a small amount of food coloring to each bowl. If you want a deeper shade of color, then continue adding food coloring a few drops at a time. Stir the glaze, check the color, and add more food coloring if needed. You want the glaze to have the consistency of cold honey so that it is easy to spread over the surface of the cookies. If any of the glazes are too thick, then add a teaspoon of milk and whisk it into the glaze. Pipe some glaze around the edge of the cookie, leaving a small border between your glaze line and the edge of the cookie. This step creates a border for your background color. In a sense, this is like tracing a picture before coloring it with crayons. The border will ensure that the rest of your glaze doesn't go "outside the lines." If you need to spread it out a bit, then use a butter knife or a cheese spreader but be careful not to spread it beyond the piped border that you created earlier. For straight lines, circles or other solid shapes, continue to use the plain tip. To make stars, attach a star tip to the pastry bag. The tip should have a slightly smaller opening than your plain 3/4" tip. Place the tip perpendicular to the surface of the cookie. Squeeze the bag from the top, releasing some glaze, and then pull the bag upward to create the star. To create a fluted ribbon or border, use the star tip. Hold the pastry bag at a 45-degree angle to the surface of the cookie. Steadily release the filling as you pull the bag along the surface of the cookie to create the fluted design.
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Combine the confectioner's sugar, milk, corn syrup and almond extract in a mixing bowl using a whisk. Divide the glaze into separate bowls according to the proportions you will need for each color that you want to create. Mix in food coloring using a whisk. Check the consistency of the glaze in each bowl. Pour the glaze that will serve as your background color into a pastry bag fitted with a plain 3/4" tip. Fill in the design with glaze from the pastry bag. Allow the background glaze to dry and set before you add additional details. For each detail that you want to add to your design, fill a pastry bag with the appropriate glaze and use the appropriate tip. Allow the glaze to dry completely before assembling your bouquet.

Article: This will open a search bar allowing you to search your computer. As you type, search results will filter below the search bar. It's the icon of a small black box with a white command prompt in the corner. This will open your Mac's Terminal. This command will tell you what version of Java your Mac is currently running.
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Click Spotlight in the top-right of the menu bar. Enter Terminal in the search bar. Double-click Terminal . Type java -version and press Return.