Website not functioning correctly in Firefox.?
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I'm sure you might be surprised that this is caused by IE's fault, not Firefox's fault. By HTML standard, when the size of content inside container that have size explicitly defined exceed the size of the container, the container should be left as it is, and the content should be overflowed like what Firefox do. This bug in IE (if I'm not wrong) is fixed on IE7.\n\nThis misbehaviour of IE6 is quite well known. To avoid this, always make sure that the container's size is flexible (browser resize it on demand), don't hardcode the container's size EDIT: or use tables (easier way).\n\n(and heck, you really need to clean up the HTML code, it's very messy and full of useless blank tags).
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Firefox uses Tabbed browsing, and depending on the setup that you have, you may have multiple tabs open that have reached their maximum and are attempting to open a second tab list line, therefore moving the screen down.  I would guess this is the issue.
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Have you tried dumping your browser's cache, along with your temporary internet files? \n\nI don't know if this is even the right advice, but it HAS helped me when web pages started acting "funny" on me. I have not, however, run into the specific problem you mentioned. But hopefully you'll get to the bottom of it! :)
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clear your cache/cookies....make the computer forget what it was doing on that website..\n-nny
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Just tried it myself. Same happened for me! Their web server must either be offline of have malfuctioned. I suggest trying it at a later date or try and contact the people who are hosting the web site to see what is wrong.
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To answer an sub answer F5 is refresh.\nAny way it is due to Microsoft update problem.\nMany people having the same problem, but for now just type the address and press clt and enter at the same time and that will add the http:  also .com on the end. And there are many problems with all web browsers including fire fox.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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I have firefox and it is fine. Same version as you.
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IE used to do that to me, and maybe it still would, I dunno. I just downloaded firefox, and it didn't do that. If you want to try it, go to getfirefox.com
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You probably had yahoo toolbar installed at some point.  Check the toolbar help page on how to reset this to the Firefox default:\n\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/toolbar/troubleshootff/toolbar-32.html
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Sometime websites will (either by accident or by design)\nhave an insane amount of stuff going on with Javascript.\nYou might try turning off javascript before visiting\nthose pages to see if that doesn't relieve the problem.\n\nThe "catch" to doing this is that if you leave it off,\nsometimes you'll visit pages where *useful* things\naren't functional because they depend on it.
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First I would check and make sure you computer meets the requirements for Firefox (if you bought it within the last few years it should be fine). Then I would upgrade to the newest version of Firefox (1.5). If that still fails, unistall it completey and re-install. Check your other programs and see if there are any compatibility problems.
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You need an addon.\nhttps://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/636/
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you're using internet explorer. go to mozilla.com and get firefox.
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I can't recreate what you're saying. I'm on a mac with firefox browse and the new (beta) home page. Seems to work okay.
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If it is a firewall or browser problem, try switching to text mode rather than html formatting. Instructions are explained in the link below.
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which site? yahoo answers?\n\nno problems here...i use firefox
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Something that I do when I need to do this is i use Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer. http://www.getfirefox.com . It works perfectly.