Unable to click into boxes after ~ 30min surfing

[Steve Hawkins]

I previously thought this was a 'google' problem, but am finding it to be a
general thing. After maybe half an hour's browsing - as in when looking for
a product and comparing prices - I loose the ability to click into boxes (to
click into Amazon or B&Q search or registration boxes for example). I have
found various dodges to get into them: right click; tab; enter; select all,
but these all stop working in the end. Generally it is back to normal when
I start a new session, but the earlier occurrence, which resulted in the
google front end adopting multiple languages, lasted several days before
mysteriously clearing.

Does anyone know what causes this?

Regards,

SteveH

 

[Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE]

I previously thought this was a 'google' problem, but am finding it
to be a general thing. After maybe half an hour's browsing - as in
when looking for a product and comparing prices - I loose the ability
to click into boxes (to click into Amazon or B&Q search or
registration boxes for example). I have found various dodges to get
into them: right click; tab; enter; select all, but these all stop
working in the end. Generally it is back to normal when I start a
new session, but the earlier occurrence, which resulted in the google
front end adopting multiple languages, lasted several days before
mysteriously clearing.

Does anyone know what causes this?

Regards,

SteveH

You might be infested with malware.
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