"Gareth Wheeler" wrote in
news:98OdnRn0s7aJqvvZnZ2dnUVZ_s6dnZ2d@mozilla.org:

> I have a problem with emptying the rubbish. It asks
> if I want to
> empty 4 items when it only contains 3. I get a coded warning
> message then Firefox will not connect directly with web sites
> unless I re-try once or twice. Does anybody have the same
> problem? or maybe somebody could help. Thanks.
>
>
>

FireFox does not have a "rubbish" bin. So this makes no sense
whatsover.

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Christopher Jahn wrote:
> "Gareth Wheeler" wrote in
> news:98OdnRn0s7aJqvvZnZ2dnUVZ_s6dnZ2d@mozilla.org:
>
>> I have a problem with emptying the rubbish. It asks
>> if I want to
>> empty 4 items when it only contains 3. I get a coded warning
>> message then Firefox will not connect directly with web sites
>> unless I re-try once or twice. Does anybody have the same
>> problem? or maybe somebody could help. Thanks.
>>
>>
>>
>
> FireFox does not have a "rubbish" bin. So this makes no sense
> whatsover.
>
No, but it DOES have 'trash', which is pretty much the same thing.
Deleting the .msf file for the trash folder might solve the problem.

Ron Hunter wrote:
> Christopher Jahn wrote:
>> "Gareth Wheeler" wrote in
>> news:98OdnRn0s7aJqvvZnZ2dnUVZ_s6dnZ2d@mozilla.org:
>>> I have a problem with emptying the rubbish. It asks
>>> if I want to empty 4 items when it only contains 3. I get
>>> a coded warning
>>> message then Firefox will not connect directly with web sites
>>> unless I re-try once or twice. Does anybody have the same
>>> problem? or maybe somebody could help. Thanks.
>>>
>>>
>>
>> FireFox does not have a "rubbish" bin. So this makes no sense whatsover.
>>
> No, but it DOES have 'trash', which is pretty much the same thing.
> Deleting the .msf file for the trash folder might solve the problem.

Ya know, I've been around and around in the Firefox menus and Firefox
profile... I've *NEVER* seen a "trash" option. Where's yours?

Could the OP be talking about Thunderbird - a mail client - which does
in fact have a Trash folder?

Ken Wagner wrote:
> Ron Hunter wrote:
>> Christopher Jahn wrote:
>>> "Gareth Wheeler" wrote in
>>> news:98OdnRn0s7aJqvvZnZ2dnUVZ_s6dnZ2d@mozilla.org:
>>>> I have a problem with emptying the rubbish. It asks
>>>> if I want to empty 4 items when it only contains 3. I get
>>>> a coded warning
>>>> message then Firefox will not connect directly with web sites
>>>> unless I re-try once or twice. Does anybody have the same
>>>> problem? or maybe somebody could help. Thanks.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>> FireFox does not have a "rubbish" bin. So this makes no sense
>>> whatsover.
>>>
>> No, but it DOES have 'trash', which is pretty much the same thing.
>> Deleting the .msf file for the trash folder might solve the problem.
>
> Ya know, I've been around and around in the Firefox menus and Firefox
> profile... I've *NEVER* seen a "trash" option. Where's yours?
>
> Could the OP be talking about Thunderbird - a mail client - which does
> in fact have a Trash folder?
Sorry, I still think of the two as a single program, since that is
pretty much how they work. When someone posts about TB, related things,
I reply about them, even if they said FF.

Ron Hunter wrote in
news:AqadnWCbzvw0FPvZnZ2dnUVZ_sednZ2d@mozilla.org:

> Christopher Jahn wrote:
>> "Gareth Wheeler" wrote in
>> news:98OdnRn0s7aJqvvZnZ2dnUVZ_s6dnZ2d@mozilla.org:
>>
>>> I have a problem with emptying the rubbish. It
>>> asks if I want to
>>> empty 4 items when it only contains 3. I get a coded warning
>>> message then Firefox will not connect directly with web
>>> sites unless I re-try once or twice. Does anybody have the
>>> same problem? or maybe somebody could help. Thanks.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>> FireFox does not have a "rubbish" bin. So this makes no
>> sense whatsover.
>>
> No, but it DOES have 'trash', which is pretty much the same
> thing.

No, Firefox does NOT have "trash".




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Christopher Jahn wrote:
> Ron Hunter wrote in
> news:AqadnWCbzvw0FPvZnZ2dnUVZ_sednZ2d@mozilla.org:
>
>> Christopher Jahn wrote:
>>> "Gareth Wheeler" wrote in
>>> news:98OdnRn0s7aJqvvZnZ2dnUVZ_s6dnZ2d@mozilla.org:
>>>
>>>> I have a problem with emptying the rubbish. It
>>>> asks if I want to
>>>> empty 4 items when it only contains 3. I get a coded warning
>>>> message then Firefox will not connect directly with web
>>>> sites unless I re-try once or twice. Does anybody have the
>>>> same problem? or maybe somebody could help. Thanks.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>> FireFox does not have a "rubbish" bin. So this makes no
>>> sense whatsover.
>>>
>> No, but it DOES have 'trash', which is pretty much the same
>> thing.
>
> No, Firefox does NOT have "trash".
>
>
>
>
Haven't been to some of the websites I have seen, have you? Grin.
Maybe a trash icon would be a good idea. Find a website you NEVER want
to return to, and click the trash icon. Works for me.

Ron Hunter wrote:
> Christopher Jahn wrote:
>> Ron Hunter wrote in
>> news:AqadnWCbzvw0FPvZnZ2dnUVZ_sednZ2d@mozilla.org:
>>> Christopher Jahn wrote:
>>>> "Gareth Wheeler" wrote in
>>>> news:98OdnRn0s7aJqvvZnZ2dnUVZ_s6dnZ2d@mozilla.org:
>>>>> I have a problem with emptying the rubbish. It
>>>>> asks if I want to empty 4 items when it only contains
>>>>> 3. I get a coded warning
>>>>> message then Firefox will not connect directly with web
>>>>> sites unless I re-try once or twice. Does anybody have the
>>>>> same problem? or maybe somebody could help. Thanks.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> FireFox does not have a "rubbish" bin. So this makes no
>>>> sense whatsover.
>>>>
>>> No, but it DOES have 'trash', which is pretty much the same
>>> thing.
>>
>> No, Firefox does NOT have "trash".
>>
>>
>>
>>
> Haven't been to some of the websites I have seen, have you? Grin.
> Maybe a trash icon would be a good idea. Find a website you NEVER
> want to return to, and click the trash icon. Works for me.
That sounds like a nifty idea for an extension

On 15.05.2006 10:03 am, CET - what odd quirk of fate caused Moz
Champion (Dan) to generate the following:? :

> Ron Hunter wrote:
>
>> Christopher Jahn wrote:
>>
>>> Ron Hunter wrote in
>>> news:AqadnWCbzvw0FPvZnZ2dnUVZ_sednZ2d@mozilla.org:
>>>
>>>> Christopher Jahn wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> "Gareth Wheeler" wrote in
>>>>> news:98OdnRn0s7aJqvvZnZ2dnUVZ_s6dnZ2d@mozilla.org:
>>>>>
>>>>>> I have a problem with emptying the rubbish. It
>>>>>> asks if I want to empty 4 items when it only contains
>>>>>> 3. I get a coded warning
>>>>>> message then Firefox will not connect directly with web
>>>>>> sites unless I re-try once or twice. Does anybody have the
>>>>>> same problem? or maybe somebody could help. Thanks.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>> FireFox does not have a "rubbish" bin. So this makes no
>>>>> sense whatsover.
>>>>>
>>>> No, but it DOES have 'trash', which is pretty much the same
>>>> thing.
>>>
>>>
>>> No, Firefox does NOT have "trash".
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> Haven't been to some of the websites I have seen, have you? Grin.
>> Maybe a trash icon would be a good idea. Find a website you NEVER
>> want to return to, and click the trash icon. Works for me.
>
> That sounds like a nifty idea for an extension

*lol* ..... and, we'll start at the M$ websites...

reg