Firefox - new problems

[Leythos]

I use FF and don't have those problems with such sites as CBS news, ABC
news which indicates the problem is yours and not native to FF.

Ann, it's a real FF problem that has been validated by users and by FF
development team members.

 

[Adam Parkin]

Ann, it's a real FF problem that has been validated by users and by FF
development team members.

Hmm, that's odd I can't find anything about it on Bugzilla, any chance
you could point me in the direction of some sources that validate this bug?

Adam Parkin
(e-mail address removed)

 

[elgato]

I have developed a couple of websites, using JS preloading scripts generated
by Dreamweaver and they work fine on Firefox.

elgato.

 

[Leythos]

Hmm, that's odd I can't find anything about it on Bugzilla, any chance
you could point me in the direction of some sources that validate this bug?

I have a buddy that works with one of the developers from time to time,
I mentioned it to him, he said it has the same issue on his version, and
that he reported it to his friend. I would rather not name names in
public, so you can choose to ignore me if you want, it won't bother me.

 

[Leythos]

I have developed a couple of websites, using JS preloading scripts generated
by Dreamweaver and they work fine on Firefox.

Using DreamWeaver MX, patched, with IIS 6 (Win 2003) as the server, it
will hang using the native JS inserted by DWMX, even if I create a
single test page. While the page does not really hand, if you move over
a roll-over image that preloads, then to a non-linked area on the same
page, it will show "transferring data from ......" and will stay there
until you move over some other link on the page.

 

[Ann Watson]

Ann, it's a real FF problem that has been validated by users and by FF
development team members.

Works for me and I'll need proof of your assertion.

Ann W.

 

[Gordon]

Ann Watson wrote:
|| Leythos wrote:
||| In article <[email protected]>,
||| (e-mail address removed) says...
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|||| Richard Urban wrote:
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||||| My main complaint with FF is that some web pages NEVER complete
||||| downloading, even after five minutes. In IE the same page
||||| indicates "download complete" within a couple of seconds. And
||||| these are major news sites such as CBS news, ABC news etc.
|||||
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|||| I use FF and don't have those problems with such sites as CBS
|||| news, ABC news which indicates the problem is yours and not native
|||| to FF.
|||
|||
||| Ann, it's a real FF problem that has been validated by users and by
||| FF development team members.
|||
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|| Works for me and I'll need proof of your assertion.
||
|| Ann W.

CBS and ABS news work pretty OK here, FF 1.0.3. No hanging, nothing.

 

[Richard Urban]

Well, I found out what my problem is. I was restricting 3rd party cookies.
Whenever a page would hand I saw in the bottom pane that doubleclick (or
something similar) was trying to load. It just won't quit. When once I
removed this restriction the pages load completely. Of course I am being
inundated with the damn cookies now!

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aka Crusty (-: Old B@stard

If you knew as much as you think you know,
You would realize that you don't know what you thought you knew!

 

[kurttrail]

Well, I found out what my problem is. I was restricting 3rd party
cookies. Whenever a page would hand I saw in the bottom pane that
doubleclick (or something similar) was trying to load. It just won't
quit. When once I removed this restriction the pages load completely.
Of course I am being inundated with the damn cookies now!

I would disabled the third party cookies, many of which are tracking
cookies, and just hit the stop button when seems to be loading too long.

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