Gmail no longer remembers cache in the subject line of a new email

Per Gmail, they are saying my browser is the cause of no longer remembering history/cache in the subject line of a new email. They suggested going to the security information on my provider and there does not appear to be any button to activate remembering that type of history/cache

Hello Kevan.
The Mail.app stores all message recipients in the list of Previous Recipients in Mail (which are stored in the Address Book data file) and the address autofill feature pulls from the Address Book and list of Previous Recipients.
At the Mail.app menu bar, go to Window and select Previous Recipients.
A previous recipient that is already entered in the Address Book will have a vCard icon to the left of the name or email address. You can remove a previous recipient from the list or add a previous recipient to the Address Book.

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Which webmail service do you use, gmail may have problems currently see thread
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*Press "Command + Shift + R" (Mac)
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As the question / statement says, When in Firefox, once I've started my webmail application through Go Daddy, I can compose an entire email filling out all the required info. But, when I put the mouse over the 'Subject Line' and click, no cursor appears.
Having walked through this with Go Daddy, they are convinced that it's FireFox because we opened up their webmail with 2 other browsers and both allowed me to plug in a subject line.

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Editing the subject line of a received email in Outlook 2010.

I'm not sure if this is intended or not, but a coworker of mine pointed this out to me. Are you supposed to be able to edit the subject line in an email that you receive from someone, BEFORE replying to it? For instance if you double click on an email to
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Arjan is actually right. You can always edit the SUBJECT of a message.
It is just not so obvious how you have to do it - although Arjan described it.
This is because you first have to ENABLE editing of a message (email).
1) open one mail you want to change by double-clicking it
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Hello Arkle,
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This site tells you how to edit the subject of a message. I just tested using OS X 10.8.5 and it worked, without altering the time & date stamp, or the original sender info.
http://email.about.com/od/macosxmailtips/qt/et_edit_receive.htm
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*https://support.mozilla.org/kb/Form+autocomplete
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