What to Do When Norton Doesn’t Work Well with Your Firefox?

Having an issue with Firefox while using the Norton internet security system? Yeah! This can be the annoying moment for you, but it can be easily fixed by taking care of certain things. Usually, Norton performs well with the Firefox but in an exception, the browser problem may happen because of the conflict with some other security application you are using for the protection or the residual of your former security system hidden on your computer’s hard drive. Although, it can work well with the other security system too, only you need to take the few steps.

So here Norton Antivirus Tech Support presents you with relatively the simple steps by which you can easily fix this issue. Just go ahead and review these steps discussed below.

• Some of the previous version of Norton security contains a browser toolbar. When Mozilla update its version then this toolbar become temporarily incompatible with the firebox. However, Norton automatically updated itself to fix this issue, but if it is not, then try to do it manually, press “Alt” and select “Tools”. Go to the extension section and Click “Add-ons” click “Enable” button next to the Norton toolbar.
• Norton 360 has known conflicts with the Firefox, although it happens occasionally as it sometimes deletes the bookmarks from the Firefox. To fix this issue, open Norton 360 setting and select “Firewall” and then select “Rules”. If you find Firefox in the list, right-click on it and then select “Remove” from the list.
• Again click “Add” button, this will open the default program menu. Navigate to the “C: Program FilesMozilla Firefox”. Select “Firefox.exe” files and then choose “Allow” when you get the message to allow the program.

So feel free after install wwwnortoncom/setup and get help from our experts’ team via toll-free Norton Setup support number 1-800-958-211. They will not assist you with this particular issue but also provide you with a well-described solution in some other similar issue.

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