Logout from AOL freemail directs me to the AOL homepage, how do I force Firefox to direct me elsewhere?
Verizon (in their money-grabbing wisdom) has transferred my email accounts to AOL.com. Ignoring all the other problems with this ad-heavy site, their crappy spam filter forces me to often check for valid email being treated as spam. When I logout, I am re-directed to what appears to be the AOL homepage (AOL.com) which is nothing more than a nagging set of ads.
I have tried using "Block Site" but all it does is block AOL.com. I would prefer to be re-directed to my homepage (google.com).
Side info:
FireFox 52.0 (64-bit)
Windows 8.1 Pro (64-bit) [Note: Tried Windows 10 but couldn't find anything good to say about it.]
Any solutions or suggestions.
P.S. I am looking at shifting all my email to various Gmail accounts but that will take awhile.
Thanks
Verizon (in their money-grabbing wisdom) has transferred my email accounts to AOL.com. Ignoring all the other problems with this ad-heavy site, their crappy spam filter forces me to often check for valid email being treated as spam. When I logout, I am re-directed to what appears to be the AOL homepage (AOL.com) which is nothing more than a nagging set of ads.
I have tried using "Block Site" but all it does is block AOL.com. I would prefer to be re-directed to my homepage (google.com).
Side info:
FireFox 52.0 (64-bit)
Windows 8.1 Pro (64-bit) [Note: Tried Windows 10 but couldn't find anything good to say about it.]
Any solutions or suggestions.
P.S. I am looking at shifting all my email to various Gmail accounts but that will take awhile.
Thanks
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That is done by the website. When logging out, most sites send you to the main or log-in page.