a date. Can't remember how though. I think it was in safe mode.

Firefox that changed you can try uninstalling it but not data and reinstalling an older version....

Waterfox is a high performance browser based on the Mozilla platform.

https://www.waterfoxproject.org/downloads

But if you don't have a restore point saved, that's not one of them sadly. You could trawl through your settings and increase the size of the cache of restore points.

Options:
1. Grab a copy of MozBackup http://mozbackup.jasnapaka.com/ and back up your current profile. Only bookmarks and passwords - better to reinstall add-ons.

2. Install an older version of Firefox from oldversion.com but beware, some stuff just won't work with older versions.

3. Do a complete uninstall of Firefox using Revo Uninstaller, delete profile, everything and start again using your MozBackup files. You will have to start Firefox just once, to create a profile to restore to.

4. Investigate some of the current cosmetic add-ons for Firefox. I use Squared Tabs; Tabs on Bottom; Theme font & Size changer; Tab Mix Plus, Buttons Back. There are a heap of them that will restore the 'old' look of Firefox.

In general, I think it's less of a headache to keep Firefox & addons updated as it's too much of a system shock to get all the updates in one big hit.

It's an add-on that allows newer versions of FF to use older embedded code, which will restore aspects of the user interface to previous versions.

Specifically, I use this to have FF use the old version of the search field, instead of the new one where they attempt to put Yahoo in your face.

Good luck!

But lost and forgot about it when I messed this whole thing up. And, by did I find out about the Yahoo crap in a hurry! Thank You!!

Would it be possible to just delete the profile that has been 'refreshed' with one that I have saved from a few months ago? After saving bookmarks and addons?

I also can't right click on something I highlight on the net now either.

The particular profile (and it's location) is specified in this file ...

C:\Users<username>\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefoxprofiles.ini

This file can be edited by the user.

So, instead of erasing the current non-working profile, put the refresh profile in a convenient location and then set the value in profiles.ini.

This is what mine looks like ...

[Profile0]
Name=default
IsRelative=0
Path=B:\Profiles\Firefox

Note that if you change the pathname, you must use the "\" character instead of "/".

I like having my profile in a place where it can be easily backed up.

Good luck.

Threw the older profile in the profile folder and was back in biz. All bookmarks, etc were still there. A few minor annoyances having to do with me trying to make the 'new' Firefox more eye pleasing. Boy, that "Refresh" was a joke. They'll never be able to leave well enough alone, I guess.
Thanks for the help!! Now to find out why I can't save restore points...

I like when windows are generally darker in color.

Try googling "Dark Fox."

System restore has to be both enabled and configured for specific drives. If it's broken, you might have to reinstall Windows.

When it's a problem, usually it's because it's turned off.

I have a love-hate relationship with Windows. But, ever since Win 10, it's been more hate.

I've made sure that all settings are correct for System Restore. Unless I missed something. I've googled to death info on making sure it was set up correctly. Don't have a disk to reinstall with at the moment.