[jd3450]

Per Geekstogo recommendation, I recently switched to the Mozilla browser. However, the home page of www.flylady.net comes up with the test page copied below. This does not happen in IE. How can I eliminate this Test Page coming up in Mozilla?
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Apparently that page was somehow set as your homepage.

To change the homepage in Firefox:1. On the FireFox menu select Tools -> Options, and then click on General icon.
2. Drag the icon which is displayed in front of the URL of the toolbar onto the home button.
3. Drag a link from a webpage onto the home button in the toolbar.

[admin]

Apparently that page was somehow set as your homepage.

To change the homepage in Firefox:1. On the FireFox menu select Tools -> Options, and then click on General icon.
2. Drag the icon which is displayed in front of the URL of the toolbar onto the home button.
3. Drag a link from a webpage onto the home button in the toolbar.

[jd3450]

I orignally did this and even though it was set at the home page, the Test Page still came in. However, it seems to not happen the last few days. One thing I could not do was drag the icon or the URL...I had to type it in.

Thanks for the follow-up. I will keep and eye on this.

[admin]

I don't know of ANY hijacks that are affecting the latest version of FireFox (ver. 1.0). Please let us know if this reappears. Or, update FireFox to version 1.0:
http://www.spreadfir...s&id=16458&t=82

[jd3450]

Will do. So far so good. I have been keeping the Temp files clean, running the other spyware stuff and using the Tools+Options+Privacy and since I cleaned that up earlier in the week the Test message site does not appear.

I have the latest version of Mozilla.