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chison · 2006-01-01, 19:30

REINSTALL...AND i had no blocked images....still....
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QuicksilverPhoenix · 2006-01-02, 13:24

I decided to post here because I didnt want to open a new thread... For me Animesuki loads extremly slow, I changed to another mirror and is solver the problem but with the forum it's the same, I use firefox, but with other browsers is the same, sorry if there is alredy an explination on another thread explaining this but ... Its relly slow!!!

chison · 2006-01-02, 22:43

give up...no idea on what when wrong~seem that i can work without img~

AOforever1 · 2006-01-04, 01:49

Okay, this has been a common problem with creating tables that work in Firefox. I've dealt with this problem before, but it's been a while... so here it is!

I want the tables I see in IE to look the same in FF.
[LINK REMOVED FOR PRIVACY]
Thanks for helping me out with n00b stuff

EDITED: Found the solution through a google search, problem solved!
http://www.bigbold.com/snippets/posts/show/293

hhaamu · 2006-01-04, 04:00

Tables are bad, mmkay?

Time to learn a bit of proper positioning with C S S. A three-column layout isn't that hard.

AOforever1 · 2006-01-04, 20:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by hhaamu

Tables are bad, mmkay?

Time to learn a bit of proper positioning with C S S. A three-column layout isn't that hard.

Ugh, not the Table and CSS war again. It's like another IE and FF -_-
Any who, I got things working in tables AND CSS. Thanks.

Shay · 2006-01-05, 10:14

I have recently updated to version 1.5. And now I can't see any videos. I can hear the sound just no image. Example: I can't watch online videos such as http://video.google.com/

Help please.

reflection · 2006-01-05, 20:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shay

I have recently updated to version 1.5. And now I can't see any videos. I can hear the sound just no image. Example: I can't watch online videos such as http://video.google.com/

Help please.

I'm not sure of your overall problem, but Google Video is displayed using Flash. So for this particular problem, you either have Flash disabled by an extension of whatnot or you don't have Flash installed for Firefox.

Shay · 2006-01-05, 20:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by reflection

I'm not sure of your overall problem, but Google Video is displayed using Flash. So for this particular problem, you either have Flash disabled by an extension of whatnot or you don't have Flash installed for Firefox.

No it's not that. Google video was just an example. I have simply gone back to using an older version of FF until I can be bothered figuring it out. Or until I get a shortcut which is one of you guys figuring it out for me.

F!reStr!fe · 2006-01-06, 01:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shay

No it's not that. Google video was just an example. I have simply gone back to using an older version of FF until I can be bothered figuring it out. Or until I get a shortcut which is one of you guys figuring it out for me.

alright may i ask does this also affect like videos shown through embedded Windows Media player also?

Also if you want to use Firefox to its best. Its all in the extensions, remember extrensions make Firefox very flexible so if theres something you wish the browser could do doing extension search on Mozilla's site could prove to be helpful in what you exactly need.
Trust me Extensions really do make it great so far i have like about 46 of them

Shay · 2006-01-06, 15:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by F!reStr!fe

alright may i ask does this also affect like videos shown through embedded Windows Media player also?

Yes it does. It's really weird. All my settings and extensions are the same as always.

Everything else works fine, just not video image with FF 1.5.

But I'm not really bothered for now. 1.0.7 Is working fine and until I absolutely need to update I'm kinda placid.

F!reStr!fe · 2006-01-06, 19:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shay

Yes it does. It's really weird. All my settings and extensions are the same as always.

Everything else works fine, just not video image with FF 1.5.

But I'm not really bothered for now. 1.0.7 Is working fine and until I absolutely need to update I'm kinda placid.

Try to see if this works:
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewto...howing#1909889

They say Adblocker when obj-tabs is on it disables it. They also try various means there so check out that link for me and see if it helps.

Shay · 2006-01-06, 20:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by F!reStr!fe

Try to see if this works:
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewto...howing#1909889

They say Adblocker when obj-tabs is on it disables it. They also try various means there so check out that link for me and see if it helps.

Thank you. Adblock was indeed the culprit. XD

F!reStr!fe · 2006-01-07, 01:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shay

Thank you. Adblock was indeed the culprit. XD

No problem glad I could improve your Firefox experience.

Shay · 2006-01-10, 14:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by F!reStr!fe

No problem glad I could improve your Firefox experience.

Could you help me again? ^^

I have just noticed I can't use the forum feature 'Create a new thread'

When I click said feature it directs me to the bottom of the page. I think it may have something to do with might Adblock thingy.

Sister Princess · 2006-08-06, 08:41

What's the risk of using Firefox web browser if there's any?

Toxic · 2006-08-06, 10:30

There's no "risk" in using it. Firefox is the best. If there's any risk using anything, it's Internet Explorer.

Kurz · 2006-08-06, 10:39

There are some websites (Rare really) that are horribly coded and firefox might have an issue displaying the page. So for those websites you can still use IE to surf to them.

This is problem is mainly because firefox doesnt have a code correcting software like IE does. Other than that you will probably never have to switch Browsers to view a page.

guest · 2006-09-14, 20:49

I am using firefox and would like to know how to save a web page in my hd so that I can see it when I don't have internet connection. thank you.

***NightWish*** · 2006-09-14, 21:09

Right click on the page and select "Save Page As..." (or select "Save Page As" from the file menu, or press Ctrl+S). Then, when prompted, enter a path and filename under which you want to save the page. Press "Save"... and you're done. You'll have a file you can load again later.

Alternatively you can select "work offline". Once you've viewed a page it will be cached. Working offline means Firefox uses the local cache rather than the Internet... this has the downside of the fact the pages will expire from the cache eventually, where as you can keep a saved page as long as you like.

2006-01-04, 01:49	Link #24
AOforever1 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: USA Age: 36	Problems creating tables for firefox Okay, this has been a common problem with creating tables that work in Firefox. I've dealt with this problem before, but it's been a while... so here it is! I want the tables I see in IE to look the same in FF. [LINK REMOVED FOR PRIVACY] Thanks for helping me out with n00b stuff EDITED: Found the solution through a google search, problem solved! http://www.bigbold.com/snippets/posts/show/293 Last edited by AOforever1; 2006-01-04 at 20:08.

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hhaamu Don't panic. Join Date: May 2003 Location: Galactic Sector ZZ9 Plural Z Alpha Age: 38	Tables are bad, mmkay? Time to learn a bit of proper positioning with C S S. A three-column layout isn't that hard. __________________ (actually, any browser is fine to me as long as it doesn't use IE's rendering engine...) Generating the #animesuki stats since 2003

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Shay Monarch Programmer Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Liverpool Age: 42	I have recently updated to version 1.5. And now I can't see any videos. I can hear the sound just no image. Example: I can't watch online videos such as http://video.google.com/ Help please. __________________ Current Anime - Attack on Titan Current Manga - Naruto Current Book - Waiting for War of the Roses Current Album - Vessel by Twenty One Pilots

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Sister Princess Easy Operation Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Toronto, Canada Age: 40	Firefox What's the risk of using Firefox web browser if there's any?

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2006-01-01, 19:30	Link #21
chison GSNMaSter Artist Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Sheffield Age: 38	REINSTALL...AND i had no blocked images....still.... (д)‧‧‧

2006-01-02, 13:24	Link #22
QuicksilverPhoenix Wing of Destiny Join Date: Dec 2005	I decided to post here because I didnt want to open a new thread... For me Animesuki loads extremly slow, I changed to another mirror and is solver the problem but with the forum it's the same, I use firefox, but with other browsers is the same, sorry if there is alredy an explination on another thread explaining this but ... Its relly slow!!!

2006-01-02, 22:43	Link #23
chison GSNMaSter Artist Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Sheffield Age: 38	give up...no idea on what when wrong~seem that i can work without img~

2006-08-06, 10:30	Link #37
Toxic Champion of Obscurity Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Sweden	There's no "risk" in using it. Firefox is the best. If there's any risk using anything, it's Internet Explorer.

2006-09-14, 20:49	Link #39
guest guess Join Date: Nov 2003	I am using firefox and would like to know how to save a web page in my hd so that I can see it when I don't have internet connection. thank you. __________________

2006-09-14, 21:09	Link #40
*NightWish* …Nothing More Administrator Join Date: Mar 2003 Age: 44	Right click on the page and select "Save Page As..." (or select "Save Page As" from the file menu, or press Ctrl+S). Then, when prompted, enter a path and filename under which you want to save the page. Press "Save"... and you're done. You'll have a file you can load again later. Alternatively you can select "work offline". Once you've viewed a page it will be cached. Working offline means Firefox uses the local cache rather than the Internet... this has the downside of the fact the pages will expire from the cache eventually, where as you can keep a saved page as long as you like.