Firefox 3 issues

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 I’m having big problems navigating the forums using Firefox 3. Seems to take ages to do anything or just hangs and I have to leave the site and comeback.
Anyone else having problems?

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 Firefox does this for me on many websites. I have to click stop and then reload.
I’m thinking of changing to another browser.

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 I’ve only have this issue on another forum I go to. Same engine possibly?
 
Other than that Firefox 3 was the best security move I ve ever done.[;)]

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Is FF 3 a full release or beta ?  I have been using FF2 on here and apart from not being able to find the smellchecker its been fine.

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I have no idea, it just updates when they are ready. I’m on 3.0.4 and I use a third party spelchequer (British English Dictionary v1.19 - which doesn’t work in the new forum)

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 I use Firefox v 3.0.4. and am not experiencing any problems. Don’t use a spellchecker though. HTH

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 Firefox 3.04 as well with no problems

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 Firefox = no spell-checker. [:(]

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Firefox spell checker is an add-on [;)]

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I don’t think it is. At least in v3 it isn’t. It’s a default component, it just doesn’t work properly in this forum.
Although, i just discovered that by right-clicking and selecting the ‘check spelling’ option it will do it (underline misspellings). Not sure why it doesn’t by itself as it does on other forums.
 
 

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 It does look like it doesn’t like this forum much. If I deliberately spell a word badly it doesn’t immediately pick it up like it does on other forums. If I turn off and back on the spell checker it picks up the errors…

 

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Not the Firefox spell-checker, the spell-checker tab from the forum - if you use I.E. you get a spell-checker next to the little “HTML” button above the text entry box when replying/posting, if you use Firefox you don’t, and the Firefox spell-checker seems to get disabled by the wonderful forum software.
However, us Firefox users do get double-line spacing when pressing “Return”… [8o|]

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Double line spacing is standard across the browsers when the content editor is used

A single line can be obtained by pressing shift+return
Like so

This is a fairly common new standard for text input.