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How to stop Firefox from asking to use "uninstalled" fonts that are installed.

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gestler
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Firefox 3.6 and now 4beta, Mac PowerbookPro running OS 10.6.4. After each new computer boot, starting Firefox causes a series of dialogs to appear indicating that Firefox.app wants to use the <font> font. It indicates each Font installed on my system is not installed and asks me if I want to allow or Do not allow the use of the font. I have checked "do not ask again" but it comes up the next time I reboot my computer and start Firefox. </font>

Firefox 3.6 and now 4beta, Mac PowerbookPro running OS 10.6.4. After each new computer boot, starting Firefox causes a series of dialogs to appear indicating that Firefox.app wants to use the <font name> font. It indicates each Font installed on my system is not installed and asks me if I want to allow or Do not allow the use of the font. I have checked "do not ask again" but it comes up the next time I reboot my computer and start Firefox.

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cor-el
cor-el
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You can try /tiki-view_forum_thread.php?forumId=1...

See also Bug 567552 - Fonts on External drive are activated by Firefox, and preference to not ask again is ignored (please do not comment in bug reports)

gestler
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Thanks so much!!!! I moved all copies of my fonts from User/Library/Fonts folder to Library/Fonts, used FontBook.app to enable them and get rid of duplicates and now am again able to use Firefox without that annoying series of pop-up alerts. Mark me down as an appreciative customer!

dothedu
dothedu
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I have an idea! Get Google Chrome! Or anything else for that matter!