Keeping up with all the updates with a dial-up connection must be a nightmare. Windows, web browser, antimalware, antivirus, it never ends. I have slow "out in the country" DSL and have turned off most automatic updates.

Davidtay and Andrew, Still trying to get my head around these lighting controls. I think the Lutron RadioRA2 is what we prefer. Please help me understand what we would need to buy for each main room (let us assume there is at least a 3 way switch in each room and some have 4 way). In other words, our open concept house will have at least 2 spots in each room where lights can be turned on and off. Presently, the plan was to have multiple switches in each location (which I hate do to confusion of which switch operates which circuit). So, with the above preamble, what do I need to buy for say one room with a 3 way switch (two locations at different entries where lights can be controlled)? In that room let us assume there are 3 circuits needing to be controlled (say dining room chandy, mood lights and say pot lights all on a different circuit and all we desire the control to dim as needed). If you could help me understand what I need to buy for one room with the Lutron RadioRA2 scene control, I could then figure out what I would need to buy to have similar scene controls in all the main rooms (kitchen, great room, dining room and media room). Any general guidance on pricing of necessary products for the above scenarios? If these scene controls are controlled wirelessly, what if any in wall wiring do we need to ensure is in place before closing the walls? Do we need to hire a contractor to commission these scene controls or can they be DIY installed (DH is handy/knowledgeable enough to do some of our wiring). Do the scene controls in a room eliminate the need to have the multiple groups of light switches (or are they in addition to the multiple switches)? In other words, if we have 3 circuits needing to be controlled in a room, do we have one Lutron scene control beside a 3 gang regular light switch (room for 4 light boxes)? Sorry for all the questions -- even if you can answer some of them I would be very grateful. Also, if you can point me in the direction of where we can learn the nitty gritty of what needs to be bought and how to install these scene controls that would be very helpful. We do not have the budget to hire out the whole install and design so have to find a way to learn what needs to be done and how to do it. Carol Here is a link that might be useful: Lutron scene control we prefer

Thanks, Tamara! With good practices (by no means guaranteed with the huge volume of pages) the change should have taken about five minutes. It's nice to see the staff being so responsive and quick. That was one functional issue that really impacted the user comfort. I'm going to keep using the add-on, though, because the grey has poor contrast with the green and especially the normal text. The default color on the add-on is a light orange that contrasts nicely with the green so I didn't even change it. :) Lascatx, a lot of the add-ons that are available for Firefox are also available for Chrome, IE and Safari, sometimes Opera. I just don't know a lot about them. Hopefully, you won't need it now. :) In general, any kind of wish you have for your browser has probably been addressed by an add-ons programmer, some more successfully than others. For instance, tracking really slows down the loading of a lot of sites, and you can use Ghostery to choose which trackers you want (inc. social media buttons). If you want to change the appearance of anything there are themes and display customizers. If you say to yourself, "I really wish it did X", do a search on the keywords for X and the name of your browser, maybe also "add-on" and start reading. Sometimes you'll land right on it. Sometimes in a forum where people make recommendations. Just make sure to download from a trusted source, and if you don't like the add-on, remove it, so you don't have a bunch of junk slowing down the program.

I'm always hesitant to download FF add-ons because I've had some cause browsing issues at certain websites. I'm curious about Stylish though, I've seen that you can change to some predetermined style that someone has created and I'm not interested in doing that with my page. All I want to do is change the font to something more pleasing to the eye and change the background color to tone it down a bit. Can I do that with Stylish? I've looked at a few videos and all I see is some format choices that I really don't want to use. Could someone tell me how to use Stylish to make my own choices of fonts and background colors?