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Since updating to the latest version of Firefox, whenever I go online, I get the "Hooray. You updated..." and the request to send info for firefox improvement. I keep checking "no". How do I stop the firefox page from loading?

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I recently updated to the latest Firefox version. Now, every time I go online, the Firefox "Hooray. You updated to the latest version..." page appears. At the top is the request for my useage information to be sent to Firefox. I check "no". (I check "no" every time this page appears. My Google home page also loads in a separate window behind the Firefox page. How do I get rid of this Firefox "Hooray" page??

I recently updated to the latest Firefox version. Now, every time I go online, the Firefox "Hooray. You updated to the latest version..." page appears. At the top is the request for my useage information to be sent to Firefox. I check "no". (I check "no" every time this page appears. My Google home page also loads in a separate window behind the Firefox page. How do I get rid of this Firefox "Hooray" page??

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Hi lisadiane55,

You should look at this article about that specific issue and the article Preferences not saved. These should give you all the information you need!

If that doesn't work:

  1. Type about:config in the address bar
  2. Click I'll be careful, I promise if prompted
  3. In the Filter input field type startup
  4. Double click on startup.homepage_override_url
  5. Delete the text string and click OK
  6. Close Firefox and reopen the window to verify that it has worked.

Hopefully this helps!