You can use an older version of Firefox portable on sites where you want to use Webvisum and the current version of Firefox everywhere else. If you use a lot of sites that require Webvisum, it may

Hi Dan, What I do is to put the addresses in my address book and then open the address book and use the classic mark move and select keystrokes (control + shift to move and space bar) to select

I'm using Firefox 45 with webvisum using this configuration, so Webvisum works. If you read the post that I pasted in my mail you will notice that the config will not work after FF 46 (official info

You can do absolutely nothing to get web visum to work after Firefox 43. That trick only works for version 43. After that, there is nothing at all one can do to get web visum to work in Firefox. Web

First, you shouldn't place multiple addresses in the address line nor should you use the cc field unless you want others to know who got the message such as in a business or organization context. If

Hello, you are right, the enter after each email should work, please check that you are in the right line, it should be the one near the subject line. In addition, Thunderberd has some other options

If these are well structured docs with headings, lists, tables, images, etc. and you don't need to edit them, but instead navigate/read them. It might be worth considering saving/exporting to HTML and

well you can put 1 address then in the cc field put all address seperated by a ,. Or in the to field put address 1,address2 and so on.

Hi, I read the help page about this and it said to press enter after each address I entered in the to: field. However, when I try to send the email it comes back with an error and has all the email

I have tried Libra office, I think I mentioned it in my first post. It crashed along with NVDA. I may try open office though. I am going to download it now.

I think open office is more accessible.

https://www.openoffice.org You might also want to compare with https://www.libreoffice.org (and maybe ask people here who have used both) to see which is most accessible these

Open office? No. What is this? Sent from my iPhone

Hi have you tried open office? It is a lot faster, and I opened a 200 page book with writer and it works really great. Kenny Peyatt jr.

ok, then it's clear! this is the brandnuw version. so that's the reason i can't find it. thanks cheers paul otter

Hmmmm apparently you need to create the value manually on Firefox 45. I'm reading now some posts from mocilla too and the posibility to disable the require signature option will not ve available in FF

I hope it has been addressed. If it hasn't I may do it. Word is essential to a lot of people. Sent from my iPhone

hi, i was looking for it but i don't find this rule. i've copied it without the quotes. what can be the solution now? are you sure the spelling is correct? cheers paul otter

thanks man! cheers paul otter

Ok, open firefox, go to the address bar, type in about:config and press enter. here search for "xpinstall.signatures.required" (without the quotes) and change it to false, close FF and open it