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Firefox Problem

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mrs
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I am running Firefox 2 on Windows Vista and the problem I keep having is the little boxes that you click on all of a sudden won't show any text, and when I'm typing in the input area nothing shows up. I'll have to restart Firefox. This sometimes happens multiple times per day. Anyone know what's up?
 

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Ah.. I do have an extentsion installed.. but I don't use it. I will download the beta version.

Thanks fc.
 

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I'm running Firefox on Win XP and I've never had that problem, so I would assume it's because of an interaction with Vista.

I just did a Google search for Vista Firefox problems and came up with a bunch of stuff.
You might want to try it, too, but add another word or two that more specifically describes your difficulty.

I wish you good success.
 

Athenian200

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I have a feeling this has something to do with why they're dropping Windows 98 support in Firefox 3, which means in a few years I won't be able to use this old AMD K6-2 on the internet anymore without trying to use a slower OS. :(

The Vista design is probably deliberately introducing incompatibilities with earlier versions of Windows to force people to upgrade to it, even though it's slower, more restrictive, and inferior in many ways.
 
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