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  1. Here's how I did it: First, I started Basilisk and went to about:support. Next to "Profile folder," I clicked the button labeled "Open folder." Then I closed Basilisk. Next, I went to FF 52.9 and did the same thing. Then I copied everything from my FF profile folder into my Basilisk profile folder. That took care of most of it, but upon reopening Basilisk and going to the about:addons page, some of my add-ons were listed as "Incompatible with Basilisk." To fix those, I had to open the "extensions" subfolder in my FF profile folder and drag the .xpi files for the "incompatible" add-ons from the extensions folder (some were in subfolders) and drop them on the about:addons page. This reinstalled and fixed the "incompatible" add-ons.
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  2. And there is also a free toolbox working for me with xp, and fat32 : Naraeon ssd tools. Didn't work in v.4, but now it works flawlessly! It's a samsung engineer who made it. link : https://sourceforge.net/projects/naraeon-ssd/
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  3. I made the popup topmost now, so it should become visible but will bot steal the input focus.
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  4. @sbkw1983...this has been the single biggest help in keeping AG running smoothly after cummulative updates. Thanks for your efforts, seriously...thank you!
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  5. I just want to say this to satisfy my conscience, then we can let the issue rest: Yes, it was I who was reprimanded. My apologies to anyone who might've taken offense. You all have my word that it won't happen again. c
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  6. Of course, he wasn't! the problem post was cc333's. Then again, let's let sleeping threads lie, please.
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  7. Cert_Updater updated to version 1.5 Corrected several bugs, optimized the program and improved some features. to the updated version
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