Have you stumped? Not the only one on this forum that's getting a bit concerned. See, if a coworker, family member or fellow traveler should by chance launch Firefox on an older platform, see this "Urgent" message and try to help? Viola. GIGO Perhaps there is a solution. Dear Great and Wonderful OZ: URGENT! Your version of Firefox is no longer protected against online attacks. Get the upgrade - it’s fast and free! Pretty much says it all. This greeting appears as the caption of the Firefox Home Page at each and every launch of the browser. Barney5 uses 3.0.11. Me? I use ME and 2.0 . Why? B/c this system does not meet the resource requirements of the "upgrade." A variant of this nagging insistent and worrisome message is also provided to users of 3.6-- w/o the "no longer protected.."" yah dah yah dah. Why would anyone not want to upgrade? Please refer to resource requirements. How can one stop this persistent yipping and yapping that drives folks to an upgrade that may crash their poor Old PC or MAC? One solution: Simply change your Home Page and don't look back. Not my first choice. Second: A Persona? Would a Persona block out this incoming Firefox flack for 4.0? I don't know. Basically, this problem has to do with the way the Firefox wizards communicate with browser users. We got the message-- "Urgent .... upgrade" Now stop already-- ain't got the $$$ to buy that piece of hardware.