What is the difference between "Delete" & "Forget about this site" when deleting a single item in the 'History' as a 'customising' procedure ?'c'

I am still using Firefox on Windows XP

Using "Forget About This Site" will remove all data stored in Firefox from that domain like bookmarks, cookies, passwords, cache, history, and exceptions, so be cautious and if you have a password or other data from that domain that you do not want to lose then make sure to backup this data or make a note.
You can't recover from this 'forget' unless you have a backup of the involved files.
It doesn't have any lasting effect, so if you revisit such a 'forgotten' website then data from that website will be saved once again.

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How to undo "Forget about this site" to restor my history???

how to undo "Forget about this site" to restor my history
i use this item in right click in history window
what do i do?

Using "Forget About This Site" will remove everything from that domain like bookmarks, cookies, passwords, cache, history, and exceptions, so be cautious if you need to keep passwords or other data from that site and you can't recover from that unless you have a backup of the affected files.
It doesn't have any lasting effect, so if you revisit such a 'forgotten' website then data from that website will be saved once again.

I accidently hit "forget about this site" in my history, and it deleted all related sites to it. i desperately need to get them back. how do i retrieve the forgotten or deleted sites from history in firefox4 ?

i use the firefox4, and when i went to my history, i right clicked to delete a certain site, and accidentally hit the last option; (forget about this site) which deleted all the similar sites to the one i clicked! i.e. if it were facebook site, all facebook sites were gone..
'''how do i retrieve the sites i lost in history?'''

Tony, thnx for the prompt response,,
however, i didn't delete. i hit the below option which reads; "forget about this site" which is the last item in the list that appears when you right click any site in history.
i was told there are open source programs that can retrieve it.
'''how sure r u that they cannot be recovered?!'''

I use Firefox 'Most Visited' for easy access to the websites I use every day. I inadvertently clicked 'Forget About This Site' on a page that I need. That page is gone, apparently permanently, from my 'Most Visted' list. How can I get it back?

I use Firefox 'Most Visited' to access websites I use many times every day. I inadvertently clicked 'Forget About This Site' on a page listing that I need. That page is gone, apparently permanently, from my 'Most Visited' list. No matter how many times I re-visit the page, it will not show up on 'Most Visited'. How can I get it back? Thanks!

Most Visited is an automatically generated list that shows sites that you've visited. 
If you delete the history of a site then you have with a visit count of zero. 
To make that site reappear in that you you will have to visit that site often enough to make the visit count match the other sites in that list or clear the history from other sites in that list.
You can make the Visit Count column visible in the History Manager to see how many times you've visit sites.
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Viewing_the_browsing_history_-_Firefox

I've clicked 'forget about this site', can I undo this by running the 'system restore' feature to recover my history?

I accidentally clicked 'forget about this site' and I'm looking for a way to undo this. I've heard there is no way to recover the history from a particular site once it has been deleted, but surely it leaves some kind of record in the system? I read an article that suggested running the 'system restore' feature which gives me the option of 'restoring my computer to an earlier time' before certain changes were made. Would this work?

no, updating the browser won't have an impact on your history - all your personal data will remain.
a general tip if you want to avoid data loss/highly depend on this data, is to back-up your firefox profile regularly: [[Back up and restore information in Firefox profiles]]

I need to know how to disable the forget about this site feature.

I have disabled the inprivate browsing feature and I need to know how to disable the forget about this site feature. I have a teenager and this is not a feature that I want available.

Some info here (group policy) --> http://www.unidesk.com/blog/how-disable-firefox-auto-updates 
Above article refers to --> http://sourceforge.net/projects/firefoxadm/
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"Forget About This Site" Insanely CPU Intensive, Takes Forever/Crashes Browser -- Same for all history deletions

I have over 6 months of browser history, and I browse twitter a lot. I want to "Forget About" Twitter. Whenever I try to do that, Firefox just hangs, and becomes impossible to use. It's the same if I try to delete, say, everything from 6 months ago.
Deleting my browser history should NOT be a browser-breaking process. My rig is a Phenom IIx4 build, and I'm running off of an SSD. Maybe you guys have tied up all of the browser history into some complicated cache for the URL bar, I don't know. But this is pathetic. If I can delete 10GBs of crap from my HD within seconds, I should be able to delete my browser history.

randomanon1234,
You posted here with PaleMoon in the Firefox support forum, and didn't specifically refer to which version of Firefox your problem is/was with. We assume that the support question is about the browser used to post here, unless that is obviously incorrect; like the thread was started on a Mobile device, or using IE or Chrome - then we ask, if the Firefox version wasn't stated along with the question.
You might think PaleMoon and Firefox are the same and that I am "splitting hairs", but "we" have had a discussion with and initiated by MoonChild of the PaleMoon project in the Contributors area over "us" referring to PaleMoon as a "3rd Party build" of Firefox. He insists that PaleMoon is a Gecko "fork", not a re-branded version of Firefox - IOW, a completely separate browser that uses much of the same code that is in Firefox. MoonChild also informed us that the PaleMoon project had their own support forum, and asked that we refer "his" users that come here, over to the PaleMoon project forum for support.
Now, if that constitutes my being "snarky", I apologize. If you are talking about problems with a version of Firefox that you used to use, you may provide feedback to Mozilla here - https://input.mozilla.org/en-US/feedback
If you aren't using Firefox now because of that problem, this conversation isn't a "support topic".

What's the difference between deleted messages and trash?

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this might help to understand
Collection Classes
Often we have to deal with a set or group of objects, or values. Collection Classes are important structures that have a number of methods that allow objects to be added, retrieved, or removed from such collections.
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A set is an unordered collection of elements, from which any item may be removed.
A list is an ordered collection of elements, from which any item may be removed.
A stack is a restrictive form of list that obeys a last-in-first-out (LIFO) rule.
e.g.     a stack of plates stored after being washed, then used again.
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e.g.     a queue at a bus-stop, where the first bus to join the queue is the first one to leave.
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Hello Experts,
I am new to E-Recruitment. Can you please suggest me what are the exact differences between Delete Registration & Delete External Candidate as the first one locks his profile & the second one deletes his profile except that I don't see much difference between them. Please explain in which cases each of the tabs will be used & the relevance of them.
Thanks in Advance..
Vamsi

The main difference relates to how the data is handled in backend and whether all E-Recruiting objects are deleted immediately or mdeleted at a later time through the RCF_PERIODICAL_SERVICES process whereas for example the report RCF_DELETE_EXT_CAND checks the candidacies assigned to that candidate and for each of these objects which retention date is set to the requisition mapped.
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Hello
what is principle difference between 'payment run' & 'payment lot' ?
by 'payment run' I understand all incoming payments and outgoing credits are settled
but doesn't payment lot also do that.
Thanks

Anshoo,
Payment Lot = Records Payments made in bulk.
Payment run = Too records Payments made in bulk
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What is a difference between MB01 and MBST for GR Cancellation

Hi,
What is a difference between MB01 and MBST for GR Cancellation.
Regards,
Aditya

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What is a difference between Intel UMA and intel Graphics Media Accelerator 3150 ?

What is a difference between Intel® UMA and intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 3150 ?
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I have just deleted Macintosh HD. Now I have reset my computer and there is just a flashing glider with a question mark. I don't know what to do, I'm really worried about this so please May you get back to me as soon as possible?

I have just deleted Macintosh HD. Now I have reset my computer and there is just a flashing folder with a question mark. I don't know what to do, I'm really worried about this so please May you get back to me as soon as possible?

Why did you delete the hard drive? If you delete the contents of the Macintosh HD you have no system to boot into. That's what the flashing folder/? means. What system were you using before deleting everyting.
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