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when I sign out of my mail accounts I get server not found.

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When using Firefox 3.6.17 instead of going to the MSN page when signing out of my live mail account I get a "server not found" pop-up instead of going to the MSN page. When I sign out of my Yahoo mail account I also get the "server not found" pop up instead of going to the Yahoo page. If I use IE8 to access my mail accounts I do go to the correct page depending on which mail account I'm signing out of. p.s. The same thing happens with my gmail account

When using Firefox 3.6.17 instead of going to the MSN page when signing out of my live mail account I get a "server not found" pop-up instead of going to the MSN page. When I sign out of my Yahoo mail account I also get the "server not found" pop up instead of going to the Yahoo page. If I use IE8 to access my mail accounts I do go to the correct page depending on which mail account I'm signing out of. p.s. The same thing happens with my gmail account

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it doesn't really do any good to post a question if no one replies now does it. Isn't there a Firefox support person in these forums? How can I ask a question of an employee of Firefox or are we just supposed to flounder around waiting on another member to hopefully come to our assistance. This is ridiculous!

                                        Prophet
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same gripe as above! Where's all this Mozilla/Firefox help??? Is this really just the dead letter office? Or is everyone busy trying to put patches all over that atrocious 4.0 version of Firefox which has more bugs than a two dollar flop house.

                         prophet

p.s. I'll be back tomorrow and everyday after until I get some help or get kicked out for being nasty . . and I really don't care which.

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c'mon, someone post a reply besides me! Even if it's just to say "sorry 'bout your luck." prophet

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there might be no one responding - high perobability that no one responds - about 80%