You might want to clear your history and site-specific settings for the domain and see whether that helps. If you open History > Show All History, display your Today history, and right-click an entry for the site, you can choose "Forget about this site". On my system this takes about 30 seconds while Firefox is locked up, but I think the time required depends on how much history you save. HOWEVER, this will not help visitors to your site who have been there before and may have a similar address auto-filled in their address bar. It also won't address the problem you have that your Google results point to old pages -- you can see that with many of the results in this query: [https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Ablackrosetattoos.ca site:blackrosetattoos.ca - Google Search] You can create redirects for old addresses using a .htaccess file. Basically the file points the old address to a new page by returning a 301 (moved permanently) code and the new address. Browsers follow those redirects automatically, and Google uses them to update its results. If your host doesn't let you create/edit .htaccess files or you find it too confusing (some .htaccess stuff is quite confusing), then consider a WordPress plug. I did a quick search and saw the following, but I'm sure there are others, hpoefully without so many 1-star reviews: [http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/redirection/ WordPress › Redirection « WordPress Plugins]. These issues are little beyond the scope of this forum, but hopefully that's enough to get you started.

Thanks! it worked, I guiess other people will have the same problem but at least I know why it was doing it ! And i can now view it in firefox and use firebug !!