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Firefox problem
- Thread starter jaybird
- Start date
Try clearing your history of everything, so it gets rid of any site files that might have partially loaded.
Mine works fine. The screenshot you provided looks like the underlying sitemap, which will show up first if your internet service is slow for some reason.
jaybird
Member
how do i do that?
jaybird
Member
thank you. i tried it, still didnt help
Luciferi Baphomet
Lucifer, is my Liberator
I use google chrome to go on the site.
Luciferi Baphomet
Lucifer, is my Liberator
My husband downloaded CCleaner on my laptop and I also have it on my phone.
Shad
Veteran Member
A few things to try.
Disable any addons you have.
Restart FF in private window mode. Open Menu -> New Private Window.
Set cache to clear on restart of FF. Open Menu -> Options -> Privacy. Check clear history when FF closes. Close FF, wait 1 minute then try again. (FF clears cache slowly at time.)
If 1 or 2 works then you have either an addon or FF setting (probably cookies) blocking the part of the site. If 3 works it was probably a buggy or corrupted cache setting. If none work check your Anti-virus settings and logs in case it blocked something from FF.
Disable any addons you have.
Restart FF in private window mode. Open Menu -> New Private Window.
Set cache to clear on restart of FF. Open Menu -> Options -> Privacy. Check clear history when FF closes. Close FF, wait 1 minute then try again. (FF clears cache slowly at time.)
If 1 or 2 works then you have either an addon or FF setting (probably cookies) blocking the part of the site. If 3 works it was probably a buggy or corrupted cache setting. If none work check your Anti-virus settings and logs in case it blocked something from FF.
I had this problem and only fixed it by rebuilding a completely new Firefox profile. I used a commandline and ran: firefox -profilemanager This allowed firefox to choose between profiles and to generate a new profile with no passwords, bookmarks, history or cookies. Then it worked for me. In the new profile all of my old settings, passwords, bookmarks and everything were not present. If you do try a new profile, make sure you do not cut yourself off. Keep both profiles, so all your settings still exist in the old one.
I'm glad you found the answer.