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After the most recent update, the File, New Tab command does not work; nor does clicking on the plus sign for a new tab. Help?

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The most recent update of Firefox installed yesterday. Ever since, I haven't been able to manually open new tabs using the plus sign in the tabs or the File, New Tab command.

The most recent update of Firefox installed yesterday. Ever since, I haven't been able to manually open new tabs using the plus sign in the tabs or the File, New Tab command.

Solution eye eponami

That can a problem with the Ask.com toolbar (Tools > Add-ons > Extensions)

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Solution eye oponami

That can a problem with the Ask.com toolbar (Tools > Add-ons > Extensions)

See:

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That was it--fixed. Thanks so much!

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I fixed this problem by uninstalling the Ask Toolbar. Go to Windows Control Panel and uninstall program.

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I do not have ask.com tool bar installed in the add on>extensions. I also checked. my control panel. Any other suggestions?

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I found the Ask.com program listed as a Foxit toolbar. I deleted it and my tabbing function came back immediately. In the Windows uninstaller, look for Ask.com in the publisher column rather than in the program name column.