New Problem with Firefox?
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Yes, supposedly the memory leak problems still exist in Firefox 1.5.  \n\nThere is also a new feature introduced with Firefox 1.5 that causes to to cache many pages in memory in the pessimistic assumption that you will going back and forth a lot between the pages.  With multiple tabs open, this RAM-grabbing really adds up! So you can disable this feature if you want.  Check the preferences.  The feature is on by default.\n\nThere is a 3rd problem.  Microsoft kind of broke the way that ActiveX controls that support user input events work in IE.  This was due to them reaching an impasse (not winning, in other words) in their defense against a lawsuit by Eolas. They published a work-around for website developers who use Flash. The work around uses Javascript.  From what I understand the work-around, which is being widely used, makes Macs display these pages really slowly.\n\nI guess since this is kind of Flash's fault/problem - you might want to just disable .SWF files temporarily in Firefox and/or disable the Flash plugin in Firefox.  Kind of a shame but if their software is running lame on the web, what can they expect people to do?\n\nMaybe Microsoft will come out with a better workaround in the future.  Until then, too bad for Flash.\n\nFor some reason, I have found Flash starting to get used more on US government public websites recently.  Be prepared for them to not work quite all the way.\n\nFlash is a proprietary, closed, constantly changing (as seen this year following MS-EOLAS situation) technology. One hopes all commercial and non-profit websites that do use some flash, no how to degrade to still function correctly when Flash is not available/running.\n\nFirefox has a safeboot mode.  See the Firefox site for details, using a different web browser.\n\nIf worse comes to worse, you can delete Firefox and its preferences, and reinstall it.  On the Mac, to get rid of a program you delete it.  On MS-Windows, that can be disastrous - run an uninstaller instead.  Hopefully, you have a backup of all your bookmarks.
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Maybe there's a problem with your browser.\nGet Firefox from http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/\nIt works great for me. Never had a problem.\nFirefox is the best !!!
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Try repairing Internet Explorer by reinstalling it or use Firefox.
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Make sure you're using Internet Explorer from Microsoft.  Although I prefer Mozilla Firefox as my browser, here and there I can't open some webpages.
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Yeah.  I had to switch to firefox because it tricked out on me a while back.
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I have seen this problem with the Firefox browser. I think its has to do with Flash Player. The newest version (Flash 9) may be the problem.\nTry using Flash 8.\nSome people have also fixed the problem by re-installing realplayer.
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Hmmm.... this is the first time I'm coming across this kind of a problem. Try the following:\n\n1. If you have installed any browser-helper-objects like 3rd party toolbars, search bars etc. Try disabling them first.\n2. Try repairing/re-installing IE.
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try using internet explorer, when firefox doesnt let me do it,i just use IE.
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I've got a P4 ht computer, and I'm running firefox just fine. Is everything up to date? Or, better yet, untilstall Firefox completely, go to mozilla.com, download firefox again, reinstall and try it fresh without extentsions.
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Firefox\n9.5/10\nEverything about it is great except for the few remaining pages that refuse to work properly, forcing me to *groan* open them in IE.
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I was having a similar issue and have been a loyal IE user for years. I just made the switch a couple of days ago to Firefox and I love it. It is faster, has more features and better security. I suggest giving it a try, and you could always go back and try to fix IE if you don't like Firefox.
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I had the same problem it coould be your internet browser you can either download mozilla firefox or download and reinstall internet explorer or if you have XP you can do a system restore to the last good working configuration of IE or MF.
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It could be that your profile is corrupted. Go here for instructions on how to create a clean profile: http://www.mozilla.org/support/firefox/profile\n\nIf you want to switch to an older version of Firefox, go here: http://www.oldversion.com/program.php?n=firefox
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download mozilla firefox from www.firefox.com or www.download.com it will fix the problem for sure. If it doesnt then it  must be your internet connection blocking the website from being accessed.
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Maybe try it with Microsoft Internet Explorer. I've had problems with Firefox too...
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Double check that Firefox is allowing images.  This is done under options.  I'm not sure if Firefox is different on a Mac, but go to Tools...Options and click on Content.  See if there's a check mark next Load Images.  If not, click it.  For an extra measure, uncheck "for the originating web site only".  Also click on Exceptions and make sure it is clear.  Otherwise, check your extensions to see if you have adblock blocking images.
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Try to restart your computer. If that doesnt work out then uninstall the browser and reinstall the browser once again. Firefox is one of the good browsers you can use.