Unanswered topics in Mozilla

I get an error whenever I try to use a command (but hey, one problem at a time). When the error pops up (as an 'ubiquity notification' in the top left hand corner) I can't get it to disappear, even after having closed Firefox completely.

Why do some pages take forever to load or timeout in firefox? If I stop it and try to re-load a few times, sometimes it goes right to it... other times it timesout again.

(1) - I have set Firefox to open the profiles choosing window when it's opened.

Now, when I open a link from the im program sapo messenger (http://messenger.sapo.pt/), neither does Firefox open nor the profile choosing window appears and trying to open firefox.exe does not open Firefox. I have to end firefox.exe process in order to open Firefox correctly.

This does not happen and the link I clicked will be followed if I have at least one Firefox window opened. However, I think that when I click such an hyperlink Firefox should show me the profiles window and after I chose the profile, show the page the hyperlink referred to.

I have spoke to sapo messenger's support and they say Firefox is not handling the hiperlink from sapo messenger correctly and I guess they're right, because this only happens because my Firefox is set as referred in (1).

I Can't upload photos to walmart site, walmart say only with firefox 1.3

When I enter check calendar a pop up box opens up asking for my gmail login details but I'm unable to type my details.

I have come across a bug, and I found out it was related to Ubiquity here is a link
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug...
firefox bug #453817, it turned out ubiquity was causing it

Annotated pages never finish loading. Whenever I annotate a page it take up all of my cpu trying to load it, but it never finishes. Once I stop loading (hit esc) it seems to work fine.

Email command is buggy. Content of email is html source code. Same issue with preview images, it shows code rather than the image.

In 0.1.1, CmdUtils.makeSearchCommand() sets the last result to the full URL used to perform the search. A more logical alternative would be to setLastResult(directObject.text);

When searching on google and clicking on a link with ampersands, question marks as part of the URL, it transforms the signs to unicode (or something similar).

If I type "google jake and the leprechauns" for example, I click on the link that is supposed to be :
profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=45982581

but ubiquity loads : profile.myspace.com/index.cfm%3Ffuseaction%3Duser.viewprofile%26friendID%3D45982581
And nothing loads (of course).

Nothing happens when selecting a calculation (like in the tutorial), right-clicking, and then clicking on "Calculate" in the context menu. However, it works fine when I select the calculation and then issue the "Calculate" command.

Sometimes, typing any command with this/it/etc without a current selection, I find that instead of using the url of the current page, as ubiquity is supposed to (for email at least), it uses a selection I have previously made, even if it has been unselected and the tab closed since. However, the problem doesn't cross between browser windows. I can work around it by opening pages I want to send links to in a new window, of course, but this seems to defeat the whole point of tabbed browsing, ne? The strange thing is that it is inconsistent whether this happens or not, but once it happens, it remains until the window is closed.
This can also happen for the command email to [contact], with no "this".

I have a suggestion related to this, which while not fixing the problem would make the task possible even when the problem occurs. Making "page" or "link" (or both) keywords similar to "to" and "this" would help, and be a useful feature anyway.