anybody having problems when on the forum when using FireFox, I go into some threads and when I hit the back button on the browser, it just will not go back , I have to use the bread crumb trail at the top of the page to get out of the thread
Seems to be the only Forum/website I find this problem
using the forum with FireFox
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Re: using the forum with FireFox
The forum is working OK for me in Firefox, although Firefox is rather temperamental for me on other sites these days.
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Re: using the forum with FireFox
I know what you are talking about, have seen this on lots of sites and find it very annoying.
However I don't see it on this forum because of the way I use it: After Viewing the forum's unread posts I always open up threads in their own tab. I do this by centre clicking (Windows Desktop PC) on the little orange boxes - see below. Then closing each tab after reading.
However I don't see it on this forum because of the way I use it: After Viewing the forum's unread posts I always open up threads in their own tab. I do this by centre clicking (Windows Desktop PC) on the little orange boxes - see below. Then closing each tab after reading.
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Re: using the forum with FireFox
As doing it John's way saves one click per page, I can't imagine why anybody would do it in any other way!
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Re: using the forum with FireFox
I get so fed up Firefox being so unstable now a days, that I going to Chrome
I only have 2 button mouse so can't centre click, will try right clicking
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I only have 2 button mouse so can't centre click, will try right clicking
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Re: using the forum with FireFox
Don't need centre wheel click.
Hold Ctrl on the keyboard while Left-Clicking mouse to open link in a new tab
Just tried it and it works in Firefox, Chrome, and IE.
Hold Ctrl on the keyboard while Left-Clicking mouse to open link in a new tab
Just tried it and it works in Firefox, Chrome, and IE.
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Re: using the forum with FireFox
I have just learned something new.JohnMcafee wrote:Don't need centre wheel click.
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Re: using the forum with FireFox
Strange I've been using FireFox for years without any of the problems mentioned.
It could be a problem with an ad-on that has been loaded into FireFox. I've deleted some ad-on's or extensions after FireFox doing an automatic update and advising me about existing ad-on's which are no longer comptable with the current updates.
It could be a problem with an ad-on that has been loaded into FireFox. I've deleted some ad-on's or extensions after FireFox doing an automatic update and advising me about existing ad-on's which are no longer comptable with the current updates.
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Re: using the forum with FireFox
Dumped Firefox about a year ago for chrome, it feels slicker.