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Originally posted by Ged:
I am running Tiger at home, which is essentially the same as 10.3, and it seems to run just fine. I am also using Firefox. Have you tried clearing your cache, cookies and all that stuff? If FF isn't working, you could try alternate browsers like Shiira or Flock. You could also try reinstalling FF to see if that'll help. Save your bookmarks though!

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Cheers I can't figure it out either. I've done all you've sugested Except shiira and Flock, not heard of those. The odd thing is it's happening on two seperate macs?! That's whats got me... Oh well thanks, and it's good to know it's just my quirk so at least I know there's an answer there somewhere.
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Originally posted by JRC:
and with us Mac folk, we cant have just the best computer, we also want the best LOOKING computer.

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Originally posted by goat:
]My first thought is that a cookie or a temp file got corrupted. I've also had issues with browsers not deleting quite everything they say they will, so something might be lurking around.

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Try creating a new user and try to login under that. That way all of the local config files will be re-created and any problems with local cache can be avoided, too.

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What version of Firefox are you using? Is your OSX updated?

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Originally posted by TheSomnambulist:
It's the very latest version of Firefox (I regularly update) and the os is 10.3.2... I think it's .2 I have been considering tiger, but we'll see if your suggestion of a new user works 1st.

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