Constant Script error on Pc

Since its only Safari, backup the bookmarks uninstall and then reinstall see if that does the trick...

I've finally, after fighting it for years, installed google chrome as we just bought ourselves one of those chrome cast things and it only casts from that. Might just delegate Firefox to the has-been pile and make myself get used to chrome instead.

Thanks for all your help!

Firefox used to be a great browser and it still has some great features, I still use it as my second browser choice as I like some of the plugins and features... But about 10 years ago they started to have huge memory leaks and those huge memory leaks still plague the browser today making it unstable if left open for extended periods of time or with multiple tabs open... It's a shame they have been unable to plug the leaks and stabilize it, and now that they announced they are severing ties with Google who has been their primary bank roller for 10 years, I fear things might get worse...

Chrome isn't perfect (it has it's own share of memory leaks) but it's more stable then Firefox...

I could never get Safari to run properly on a Windows computer without crashing regularly, probably part of the reason Apple gave up on the Windows version several years ago...

And on that topic that might be part of the problem you are having getting rid of the Trojan as the last Windows release of Safari was in 2012 and it no longer supported, thus the malware scanners might not be supporting it either...

I used to get script errors that went off the side of the page that I couldn't even close with Firefox but not here. I don't get any using my browser. Mine is a Firefox but not the original Firefox. It uses parts of code, the skin and add-ons from firefox but to me it run better for me. I heard there is three firefox browsers, haven't seen the other one but people have been saying the one I use works better than the other one. I'm using Pale Moon. Recently firefox did something to their code so Pale Moon removed parts of their code with their own. You can remove certain things on the browser that you don't like, in firefox everything was set. I had to use add-ons to design firefox that way I wanted. You'll have to read what is say here about the browser if you're interested. http://www.palemoon.org/faq.shtml