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Does Firefox 3.6 fully support Identity Safe in Norton Internet Security 2010?

Nikki56
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I would like to know if FF 3.6 now supports the Identity Safe toolbar and logins feature of Norton Internet Security 2010? The last time I tried to update to the latest version of FF, I lost my Norton toolbar and all access to my Identity Safe and saved logins. I was forced to go back to the older version of FF in order to restore this feature.

I'd like to update to 3.6, but not at the expense of losing all my logins again. Likewise, the FF login/pw feature doesn't consistently prompt for new logins, and doesn't always fill in already saved ones, so I am relying heavily on Norton for this function.

TIA!

I would like to know if FF 3.6 now supports the Identity Safe toolbar and logins feature of Norton Internet Security 2010? The last time I tried to update to the latest version of FF, I lost my Norton toolbar and all access to my Identity Safe and saved logins. I was forced to go back to the older version of FF in order to restore this feature. I'd like to update to 3.6, but not at the expense of losing all my logins again. Likewise, the FF login/pw feature doesn't consistently prompt for new logins, and doesn't always fill in already saved ones, so I am relying heavily on Norton for this function. TIA!

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the-edmeister
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It is up to Norton to "support" Firefox, not the other way around. AFAIK, Norton fixed the Identity Safe addon for Firefox 3.6 back in late February or March, but that fix version was tied to the version of Norton that was installed. Many users had to update their Norton installation to the latest version at that time.

For specifics you might want to check with Norton support.