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I have updated fiurefox but get a window "you are almost there" telling me to update again

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I opened firefox this morning and got a window that tells me I should update to the latest version. After updating I got a window "you are almost there..." telling me to update to the latest version again. I did the update once more and am still getting this window every time I open firefox. What should I do to get rid of this?

I opened firefox this morning and got a window that tells me I should update to the latest version. After updating I got a window "you are almost there..." telling me to update to the latest version again. I did the update once more and am still getting this window every time I open firefox. What should I do to get rid of this?

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greggalf
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Try this:


You may have accidentally set the offending "almost there" page to be your home page when you log in.

Go to your Tools Tab at the top of your screen and then select Options at the bottom of the Tab. Look and see if the almost there screen is set as your Home Page and if it is change it.

Send me a kiss if this works for you. ...and pooh pooh on Firefox for not responding with such a simple fix after 6 loyal customers had posted their problem for over 2 months.

Cheers,

Anna