On Thu, 2009-07-09 at 13:46 -0400, George Avrunin wrote:
> Well, I'm getting strange behavior on www.nytimes.com with FF 3.5 (but not
> enough to make it unusable).
>
> I'm on F11, fully updated. When I click on an article, FF seems to think
> that it's loaded twice. I noticed this because the back arrow wouldn't work
> once I had gone to an article. If I click on the list of sites to go back
> to (the small triangle next to the back and forward arrows), it shows the
> current page twice. Clicking on the back arrow doesn't change that. But
> if I click on something farther down the list, I get back to that page.
I saw this for a while with F10 and ff3.0.x. It persisted when I
upgraded to F11. It's stopped now. AFAICT. (I reported it to the
nytimes.com Webmaster a couple of days back, but I have not had a
response. No other sites have behaved this way for me.)
>
>
> I tried moving my .mozilla out of the way and starting fresh and saw the
> same behavior. Konqueror doesn't have this problem. I haven't tried FF
> 3.5 on a Windows machine. Any ideas?
>
> George
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