- #Firefox refresh button gone install#
- #Firefox refresh button gone windows#
This is the toolbar where type you (on the left) the information from a site you want to visit as The answers are still obscured by information about the customization of the toolbars - you shouldn't have to do it all. It is located at the right end of the navigation bar. It is a circle with an arrow top to the 01:00 position - sorry, but I don't have the skill to reproduce here. The answer has already been given, but it would be much more useful if someone had mentioned what the button looks like recharge.
I have Mozilla base with exp to windows 7. I don't have a refresh button on my screen.
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You can also install this add-on to restore the marker drop on the previous/next button:
HOLD the left click button rear until appears the menu drop-down. Right-click on the previous/next button. To access the history tab on the previous/next button, you can: Click done at the bottom right of the window customize to finish. or drag a 'Separator' or 'Space' in the window customize between Reload-Stop and they will remain separate OR separated the two buttons with any other button. order Stop-Reload will remain in separate keys. order Reload-Stop will bring together into a single button. Drag the buttons anywhere on the Navigation toolbar. Stop and Reload buttons will show separate from the address bar and the search bar. Open the Customize the toolbar by clicking the Firefox button > Option > toolbars OR by clicking View > toolbars > customize if using the menu OR bar right click in an empty space on a toolbar and select Customize. Reload (circular arrow) to gray when the page is finished loading. Red Stop ("X") button while the page is loading. green arrow GB when you type in the address bar. The button changes depending on the type of activity: I used these two features all the time and it is a definitive failure in the new version.įrom Firefox 4, the Go, the buttons Stop and reload are combined into a single button at the right end of the toolbar URL or address. I guess you could just keep clicking on the arrow to the left, but it is really not satisfactory. You can also click Next for the "previous or next page" arrows and have a list of pages viewed before if you can select one of them to go back to not necessarily just the previous page. Usually, there is a button to refresh/reload the page in its current state. Where is the button refresh and the drop down menu the menu to go to previous tabs (There is no shipping in the main window) Check Enable Javascript (or Java) in the main panel and press OK.If you don't see it on a toolbar window new message, right-click on the toolbar. You can check or uncheck both Java and Javascript here.įirefox users should go to the Tools menu and select Options. In Safari, go to the Safari menu and choose Preferences. To enable Java, click the Java link in the Web Content section. Close this window and click the Refresh button of the page requiring Javascript. Make sure that the checkbox next to Enable Scripting is checked.Ĭlick the OK button. Select the Web Content bullet from the list on the left hand side of the window.įind the Active Content section. If you are told you don't have permission to make these changes, contact your computer's administrator, or technical support.įind the Preferences option on the Explorer menu. Now try selecting another link to video or audio from the site. Look for the entry near the bottom of the list which says Scripting, then Active Scripting and make sure 'enabled' is the option selected under Active Scripting. Make sure the Internet Zone is highlighted and press the Custom Level button to open the security options. 
Go to the Tools menu in IE and choose Internet Options. To turn JavaScript on, try contacting your computer's administrators, or follow the instructions for your browser type below:
If you are encountering problems this could be because you have JavaScript turned off. Welcome to Video and Audio from BBC News.
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