Does anyone know whats going on with firefox?

i have NONE of the following problems in IE, but firefox is being annoying

wheneveri try to view a full sized image from anywhere (including google images), it only displays the image for a split moment and then just shows the line of html that would display the image

also, when i navigate away form a tab and then come back into said tab, the page refreshes. which would be fine except i watch a lot of youtube videos, so if i ever leave that page and come back, the page refreshes and the video starts over

...IDK, never had that problem with FF... Darth-Caedus

...IDK, never had that problem with FF... Darth-Caedus

this why i use IE! :oCurlyfrii87

this why i use IE! :oCurlyfrii87

I don't have those problems, I just can't copy or paste!! :x ps3wizard45

That happened to me too. Have you checked for an update? Maybe it's one of your plug-ins.CrazyKilljoy117

There is a problem with one of the firefox plugins but I can't figure out which one. When I first start my computer I always get this popup that says somethign like "so and so has not be found" in broken english like that.BumFluff122

This is how you debug a problem in Firefox. Most likely, it's an add-on issue. First fun Firefox in safe-mode. If the problem persists, then it is a problem with Firefox itself and I recomend reinstalling it. But, if the problem disappears, then it is an add-on issue. Go back to your regular Firefox and disable half of the add-ons. IF the problem stops, then the issue is in those add-ons. Disable half of those and keep going on like that till you find add-on causing problems.

If anyone does run these steps and finds that it is a bug in Firefox itself, you can file a bug here.

[QUOTE="BumFluff122"]There is a problem with one of the firefox plugins but I can't figure out which one. When I first start my computer I always get this popup that says somethign like "so and so has not be found" in broken english like that.haloraider

This is how you debug a problem in Firefox. Most likely, it's an add-on issue. First fun Firefox in safe-mode. If the problem persists, then it is a problem with Firefox itself and I recomend reinstalling it. But, if the problem disappears, then it is an add-on issue. Go back to your regular Firefox and disable half of the add-ons. IF the problem stops, then the issue is in those add-ons. Disable half of those and keep going on like that till you find add-on causing problems.

If anyone does run these steps and finds that it is a bug in Firefox itself, you can file a bug here.

Many webpages can't run flash in firefox for me. The pages ask me to install flash but when I try it doesn't work.

i got it guys, thanks anyway for the help

it was a foxit reader add-on that was acting funny. i ran firefox in safemode and just disabled things until i found it was that particular add on

everything is fine now

Many webpages can't run flash in firefox for me. The pages ask me to install flash but when I try it doesn't work.

FamiBox

Did you try to manually install it? There should be a "Manual Install" button when it asks to to install Flash. Try that.

[QUOTE="haloraider"]

[QUOTE="BumFluff122"]There is a problem with one of the firefox plugins but I can't figure out which one. When I first start my computer I always get this popup that says somethign like "so and so has not be found" in broken english like that.darkIink

This is how you debug a problem in Firefox. Most likely, it's an add-on issue. First fun Firefox in safe-mode. If the problem persists, then it is a problem with Firefox itself and I recomend reinstalling it. But, if the problem disappears, then it is an add-on issue. Go back to your regular Firefox and disable half of the add-ons. IF the problem stops, then the issue is in those add-ons. Disable half of those and keep going on like that till you find add-on causing problems.

If anyone does run these steps and finds that it is a bug in Firefox itself, you can file a bug here.

You can find what add-ons you have by opening up Firefox, click "Tools" in the menu bar, and click "Add-ons". It should give you a list of your add-ons and plug-ins. You can then systematically disable them to find the problem.

[QUOTE="darkIink"][QUOTE="haloraider"]

This is how you debug a problem in Firefox. Most likely, it's an add-on issue. First fun Firefox in safe-mode. If the problem persists, then it is a problem with Firefox itself and I recomend reinstalling it. But, if the problem disappears, then it is an add-on issue. Go back to your regular Firefox and disable half of the add-ons. IF the problem stops, then the issue is in those add-ons. Disable half of those and keep going on like that till you find add-on causing problems.

If anyone does run these steps and finds that it is a bug in Firefox itself, you can file a bug here.

haloraider

You can find what add-ons you have by opening up Firefox, click "Tools" in the menu bar, and click "Add-ons". It should give you a list of your add-ons and plug-ins. You can then systematically disable them to find the problem.