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Can't get rid of the dialog box "firefox wants to use the font..." even after checking "do not ask me again."

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Whenever I start Firefox, I am presented with the dialog box:

[Firefox wants to use the font "Avant Garde Mono ITCTT BoldIta" on the volume "RockStar".

This font is not installed. Allow Firefox to use this font?

Do not ask me again for Firefox]

I check the box "Do not ask me again," click "Allow," and then browse normally. But every time I reopen Firefox (same session, after restart, makes no difference), I get the same dialog box.

Annoying!

Whenever I start Firefox, I am presented with the dialog box: [Firefox wants to use the font "Avant Garde Mono ITCTT BoldIta" on the volume "RockStar". This font is not installed. Allow Firefox to use this font? Do not ask me again for Firefox] I check the box "Do not ask me again," click "Allow," and then browse normally. But every time I reopen Firefox (same session, after restart, makes no difference), I get the same dialog box. Annoying!

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See if the tip on this page helps:

http://thedesignspace.net/MT2archives/000764.html

Modified by NoahSUMO

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No - didn't work. Looked promising for a moment, then it came right back.

Thanks for the post, though!

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See /tiki-view_forum_thread.php?forumId=1...

Bug 567552 - Fonts on External drive are activated by Firefox, and preference to not ask again is ignored

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Modified by cor-el