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FireFox
I've just about had it with FF. It won't load Gmail but IE will.
It won't load my bank but IE will. It just hangs or seems to make an effort as if something is happening but it isn't. It's about 3 weeks now that I cannot find out where the fault lies. FF has been uninstalled and installed again. Version is 2.0.0.11 Sometimes I really don't need upgrades. I haven't seen an older version I could use? How can I make changes to the profile? nof |
Re: FireFox
basil wrote:
> I've just about had it with FF. It won't load Gmail but IE will. > It won't load my bank but IE will. > It just hangs or seems to make an effort as if something is happening > but it isn't. > > It's about 3 weeks now that I cannot find out where the fault lies. FF > has been uninstalled and installed again. Version is 2.0.0.11 > Sometimes I really don't need upgrades. I haven't seen an older > version I could use? > > How can I make changes to the profile? > > nof > I would suggest your problem is not FF (which works so well for me with banks, Gmail etc) but with not having an appropiate Java plugin package for FF to run Gmail etc or even perhaps having set the security settings to tight. Settings for FF hang around even after an uninstall and even come back on re install |
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In article <4799718c$1@news.orcon.net.nz>, Collector€NZ did write:
> I would suggest your problem is not FF (which works so well for me with > banks, Gmail etc) but with not having an appropiate Java plugin package > for FF to run Gmail etc... Why would Gmail be using Java? |
Re: FireFox
On Jan 25, 5:49 pm, basil <nofl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've just about had it with FF. It won't load Gmail but IE will. > It won't load my bank but IE will. > It just hangs or seems to make an effort as if something is happening > but it isn't. > > It's about 3 weeks now that I cannot find out where the fault lies. FF > has been uninstalled and installed again. Version is 2.0.0.11 > Sometimes I really don't need upgrades. I haven't seen an older > version I could use? > > How can I make changes to the profile? > > nof Try clearing the cache I had some Firefox issues a few weeks ago. Tried everything uninstall/ install etc etc... but clearing the cache was the fix. Odd, would have thought an ununstall/install would have done that as a matter of course. Regards Peter Jenkins http://www.sensiblesentencing.org.nz |
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basil wrote:
> I've just about had it with FF. It won't load Gmail but IE will. > It won't load my bank but IE will. > It just hangs or seems to make an effort as if something is happening > but it isn't. > > It's about 3 weeks now that I cannot find out where the fault lies. FF > has been uninstalled and installed again. Version is 2.0.0.11 > Sometimes I really don't need upgrades. I haven't seen an older > version I could use? Which extensions / add-ons do you have installed ? Does it work if you create a new account and try from there ? Are your DNS settings correct ? What's in your hosts file ? |
Re: FireFox
On Fri, 25 Jan 2008 18:45:26 +1300, Lawrence D'Oliveiro wrote:
> Why would Gmail be using Java? Perhaps it's a web 2.0 application that they're using to access their free hosted email a/c. Is he successfully logging into gMail or is he not even completing that stage? -- Smoking Causes Lung Cancer All malware is currently a single platform problem and is almost all the fault of poor design of two applications - Internet Explorer and Outlook |
Re: FireFox
On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 22:03:13 -0800, Peter Jenkins wrote:
> I had some Firefox issues a few weeks ago. Tried everything uninstall/ > install etc etc... but clearing the cache was the fix. Odd, would have > thought an ununstall/install would have done that as a matter of course. I would have expected that un-installing the application would have only touched the application, and not any data. The cache is data. What he should try doing is renaming the .Mozilla directory to something like, say, .Mozilla-old and then starting up Firefox and seeing if he can again access gMail. That would prove one way or the other if it is a profile issue. -- Smoking Causes Lung Cancer All malware is currently a single platform problem and is almost all the fault of poor design of two applications - Internet Explorer and Outlook |
Re: FireFox
"basil" <noflynn@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:c10e173e-99ed-4cae-bda5-72246a1fc48e@v4g2000hsf.googlegroups.com... > I've just about had it with FF. It won't load Gmail but IE will. > It won't load my bank but IE will. > It just hangs or seems to make an effort as if something is happening > but it isn't. You could try the IETab add-on if you want to retain Firefox for general browsing. |
Re: FireFox
Smoking Causes Lung Cancer (SCLC) wrote:
> On Fri, 25 Jan 2008 18:45:26 +1300, Lawrence D'Oliveiro wrote: > >> Why would Gmail be using Java? > > Perhaps it's a web 2.0 application that they're using to access their > free hosted email a/c. > > Is he successfully logging into gMail or is he not even completing that > stage? Lawrence is most likely referring to the fact that Java != JavaScript. -- A. |
Re: FireFox
On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 20:49:54 -0800 (PST), basil <noflynn@gmail.com>
wrote: >I've just about had it with FF. It won't load Gmail but IE will. >It won't load my bank but IE will. >It just hangs or seems to make an effort as if something is happening >but it isn't. > >It's about 3 weeks now that I cannot find out where the fault lies. FF >has been uninstalled and installed again. Version is 2.0.0.11 >Sometimes I really don't need upgrades. I haven't seen an older >version I could use? > >How can I make changes to the profile? > >nof You may have uninstalled the program, but it is apparent that you will have to clean out other associated data that has been left behind. Look for Mozilla folders and delete them. If on XP, look deep down under c:\Documents and Settings\ If on 98, look in these folders under Windows: - "All Users", "Application Data", "Profiles" and "Local Settings" |
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