Try this: Type about:config in the address bar. Then, if needed click the "IÂll be careful, I promise!" button. Next, in the filter box  type in: tabs.insertRelatedAfterCurrent Right-click that about:config entry, and select "Toggle" This will convert Firefox back to loading opening a new tab from a web page on the far right of the tab bar, rather than right next to the tab you opened it from. To switch back, follow these same steps and toggle the "false" back to "true". The above procedures come from the link below. HTH. Terry Here is a link that might be useful: Firefox 3.6 Fix Open New Tabs in Far Right

Being of simple mind as I am wont to be I find it difficult to believe that a "bill payer" bank site would require acceptance of third party cookies before allowing access. I think I might be looking at that very closely if it were my account, like a friendly discussion with the bank.

Mantis .......we didnt get any deluge of rain in May here in S.W. Ontario ........wish we had. We went from freezing and wet in April to dry and hot in May and June and now 2/3 of the month of July. Nancy , Rock Solid has always done well here . Not the case this year I am worried I am going to lose it along with others . I have had to dig up numerous daylilies that are stressed and pot up and keep watered on my porch. I wont plant back out till we get some decent rain........maybe in the next millennium . Celeste , I hear you and empathize . I too have watched the clouds approach and then it is like we are in a vortex........the clouds form a circle and smack dab in the middle is us .......with the sun blazing away right over us . I end up yelling at the weather people on tv ( can you say I am a little strange) when they are all joking with the other announcers talking about the perfect summer weekend. Well it isn't unless you are a person who hangs out at the beach or spend your days on the golf course. UGH! Julia , I had no idea japanese beetles attacked Rose of Sharon . I just cut down my snowball bush.....it was eaten by tiny little worms till there was nothing left of the leaves......once they disappeared the leaves started to come back but then something else ate those leaves (not little worms this time ) so I gave up . Not pretty to look at a skeleton . Hubby took his chainsaw to it tonight . Cooper8828 .........I know it is expensive to pay for water .......but I sometimes wish I could . We are on a well and I am not allowed to water . I did that one year and ran the well dry 3 different times .....my hubby was not impressed to say the least . Hoosier Nan . I know what you are talking about . I too have seedlings to plant fortunately not 3000 but about 500 , but not much point if I cant water them once planted . Everything really is on hold till we get some decent amount of rain . Sherry , dontcha just hate it . The colors , the size of the blooms , the height of the daylilies are all things I and I am sure everyone here wait for all winter .....then to experience what it seems most of us are experiencing is sooooooo frustrating . Thanks Debra, throw those thoughts out to the universe will ya ! We could sure use some of that lovely stuff. Thanks for sharing your thoughts .... it is somewhat comforting knowing that I am not alone in my misery . Hope you all get some good rain soon.

Here are a some pics and my dilemma. Keep in mind this is my old fridge...new one comes today! Here is how we ended up with this: I have never had an enclosed fridge so didn't think about the peninsula dying into panels or how deep panels were going to be. I "semi" designed the new footprint and took it to Lowe's where the KD took over. (yes---I know......) Bought Schuler plywood with maple fronts cabinets. Although the kitchen designer had the model number of the fridge we were buying, which is a full-size, she designed the kitchen with 24" deep panels. She knew I was trying to have the look of an enclosed fridge. Being that I've never had an enclosed fridge, it was something I just didn't think of until the install started. Evidently she put a counter-depth in the design program because the elevation sketches she gave me showed an enclosed fridge. "Luckily" the panels actually came in wrong and were cut at only 23" for some strange reason and the installer caught it right away when looking over everything. Otherwise he probably would have installed them and I would be stuck. So called Lowe's to reorder the panels and somehow in all this it suddenly dawned on me that a full size fridge was going to be deeper and require deeper panels. I thought "no problem! Yay I can order them at 30!" By this time the KD had quit her job due to the pandemic. The other KD didn't know what was going on so we called in the Schuler rep. She was the one who immediately told me that those 30" panels would be sticking out in front of the peninsula. She asked if we could move the peninsula forward since the other side is an overhang for seating, but we couldn't since it would bottleneck the entrance into the kitchen down to under 36" and getting rid of an existing bottleneck was one of the reasons for the re-design to start with. So we had a dilemma. We cannot go down to a counter depth fridge which was the other option. What I decided was to split the difference and order 27" refrigerator panels. The fridge without doors is 29.5" so I will have about 3" of the side of the fridge sticking out which I don't like, but while I want my kitchen to look beautiful, I value the functionality too. The old fridge that you see in the pic sticks out a total of 32" The new fridge will stick out 34 with doors but without handles (4.5" of that is doors that would stick out anyway) Here's the really complicated part....we will be installing decorative panels on the end of the fridge as we have them on all the cabinets. This is how you enter the kitchen and I don't want that big blank space there next to the peninsula. The panels should be installed with just 1/4" reveal. I posted a photo below of how the panels look that are already installed on the side of the pantry that adjoins to a 17" high window seat. Luckily those face the opposite way from the fridge panels so you will never see both at the same time. I also posted photos of us holding up panels on the side of the fridge (they are NOT the right size panels...we have to order those still---we just used these to look at the right edge as to how wide to make the panels.) Also keep in mind we can remove the quartz backsplash piece if that would look better. That was not originally planned...the panels were going to sit directly on top of the countertop. So do we order the panels with just the 1/4" reveal to match the panels in the rest of the kitchen? Or, as the Schuler rep recommended, order the panels so they are the same width with the countertop, leaving about 1 3/4" reveal on the right side, but then your eye follows the countertop all the way up. I asked the countertop templater guy if I should just lengthen the overhang on the kitchen side of the peninsula to 2.5" to bring it out to within 1/4" of the fridge panel but he said no....I'm now thinking I should have insisted on it. Especially since we have full overlay cabinets that already make the overlay look very small since the 1.5" planned overhang is measured from the box, not the front of the drawers. Note how small the overhang looks to the drawers. And then of course, they had templated for a 1.5" overhang and I only got 1.25" UGH! Every quarter inch there would have made the reveal on the side of the fridge less. Suggestions appreciated! I'm hoping that I will eventually make peace in my mind with this issue and won't notice it but it is driving me crazy right now. I think of all the things that screwed up just because of this one error by the KD that I didn't catch and I am beating myself up for it!