Firefox problem with Yahoo! Real Estate?
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Can't say I've tried Y! estate to be honest but I HAVE had problems on Youtube and many other sites that use flashplayers, flash, or shockwave flash. It has caused both firefox 1.5 and 2 to both crash repeatedly - despite numerous restarts, removals, reinstalls, etc.\n\nI don't like firefox as much as I used to. I've also noticed that it eats a lot of memory sometimes for no apparent reason.\n\nGo back to IE - I know there are numerous security flaws with it but firefox is going the same way now too.\n\nBetter still switch back to good old netscape. The latest version is very good.\n\nJ
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You must go in ini file and put the bugs=off.   Then go in the Registry and search for the YAHOO! If incorrect it may need to be corrected.
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Try real estate in yahoo.com.
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Check to make sure you have the most current version of Firefox. Click on "help" then "about". Mine is 1.5.0.1 and I always keep it updated. Yahoo works fine for me and I can see all icons/pics.
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Hi, I hope you already found the answer. If you haven't, try this : \nGo to Tools -> internet Options -> Programs \nthen Click Mange Add-ons\nOn the bottom find YInstStarter Class, highlight that, then put the settings into disable ( bottom left box ).\nYou can disabled all of the Yahoo! Inc plugins just to make sure. That fixed my problem.
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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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Difficult to fully assess given the information but these are some things to look for / try:\n - verify that pop-up blockers disabled for mail.yahoo.com\n - consider adding yahoo.com / mail.yahoo.com to your trusted sites if you are using IE, I think Firefox has similar setting\n - verify that your browser settings allow images to load from 3rd party sites (at least for yahoo mail ... I had this problem in Firefox, had to re-enable it for mail ... probably not directly relevant to this particular problem)\n - check your java / javascript settings to ensure they are allowed for Yahoo Mail (see Add to Trusted Sites above)\n - verify that you have Java installed on your PC (check Start / Control Panel / AddRemove Programs) - I believe Yahoo Mail uses javascript and I know the Yahoo Mail Beta does\n - if you don't have the Sun Java JRE (Java Runtime Environment) installed visit http://www.java.com and install it\n - log out of Yahoo, clear your browser cache (and maybe cookies), exit your browser\n - clear your temporary directory: run "Start / Run / %temp% <enter>% to launch a Windows Explorer window directly to your temporary directory, delete everything or at least anything that looks like it relates to Yahoo. (Hint: in Detail view, sort by name, or date to review.)\n - restart your browser and try again\n - if still doesn't work and you are using a version of IE older than 5.0 upgrade\n - patch your browser (and computer) at http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com\n     > or consider trying an alternate browser: IE, Firefox, Opera are good choices\n\nGood luck.
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Probably its the way how mac ie handles the code on that page. send a help mail to yahoo. they should have a solution to that.
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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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I dint understand your question Really!!!\n\nBut try re-installing the "Yahoo page"again.. it might help...\n\nBye,,\n\nSee...ya
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There could be something wrong with your browser. try to download firefox.
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Download Java or if you have it, update it and make sure you are in the allowed browsers.  Firefox and IE works just fine.
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I'm having the exact same problem.  I've tried multiple browsers, I've made sure Java was updated, nothing works.  It's not your system, it's Yahoo's fault, but their customer service is worthless, there's nothing we can do. For anyone who hasn't bought it yet, please don't buy it.
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Since you mention "Internet Options", I assume you are operating on Windows and are using Internet Explorer.\n\nTo turn JavaScript on, navigate to Control Panel > Internet Options. Click the Security tab, and then click the Internet Zone. Click Custom level... and in the Settings area, scroll down to Scripting. In Active Scripting, select Enable. Check if JavaScript has been enabled. \n\nIf not, the relevant website might have been accidentally classified into Restricted Sites. Navigate to Control Panel > Internet Options. Click the Security tab, then click the Restricted Zone. Click Sites and check that the website you wish to navigate is not listed.\n\nIf these instructions do not work, a more serious problem might have occurred. In this case, it might be advisable to switch to a different browser altogether. The new Mozilla Firefox 2 ( http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/ ) is worth considering.
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drag and drop in  mozilaa firefox or click the image.....click properties.....open with.....mozilla forefox
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you can do properties on this page, u'll have there the url of the page...\npiece of cake...\n\nfirefox rulez, and i love it!
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That was happening to me.  Try using Firefox instead.  It's better anyway although (lol) I'm on my new computer using IE.  :)