Issues with FREEONES and Mozilla Firefox

[sidewinder101]

Have any other Freeones users having issues opening up freeoens.com using Mozilla Firefox ? Microsoft IE opens up fine but but Firefox reports a Corrupted Content Error

Thanks

 

[DOA82]

Nope, no issues here and I'm on the latest version of Firefox

 

[Johan]

Nope, I never had any issue with Freeones and Firefox.

 

[knowone]

Using 15.0.1 and no problems.

 

[itcouldbeme]

None...

I have one running 4.0, another 13.0.1, and another with 15.0.1. No issues at all...

Which version are you using?

 

[Death-Proof-69]

Have any other Freeones users having issues opening up freeoens.com using Mozilla Firefox ? Microsoft IE opens up fine but but Firefox reports a Corrupted Content Error

Thanks

hopefully you're not spelling it like that.

in all seriousness though, i just now updated to 16.0.1 and it works fine. it did moments before with 15.0.1 too.

 

[FreeOnes_Anders]

Do you get this on the main page www.freeones.com or is it a sub page?

And as itcouldbeme asked, what version are you using?

Is it on a mac or a pc?

We´re going to need a bit more information I´m afraid.

 

[vodkazvictim]

I blame Anders. We should force him to give Petra a piggy-back as punishment.

 

[max22]

I'm on the latest Firefox (16) and having few issues such as slow page loading. Firefox can add many plugins (extensions) esp security plugins that will naturally affect web sites functionality for the sake of better security.. For example, I use NoScript, Trackmenot, HTTPS finder, WOT, GProxy etc. and they make some web sites slow due to filtering some web contents which is OK. I normally enable manually scripts and cookies only for sites I trust then they normally load faster. So the point is whether you add many plugins, and if you have the problem with only freeones, few or many web sites.

 

[C.K. Lawrence]

Been working pretty smoothly for me whenever I peek in. :2 cents:

 

[GodsEmbryo]

It's not necessarily Firefox. You probably should update your add-ons, plugins and or other stuff (check here).

 

[Briana Lee]

Don't upgrade to the newest version of Firefox, apparently if you do people can steal your life....

 

[Death-Proof-69]

Briana Lee[/URL][/B], post: 7063456, member: 586426"]Don't upgrade to the newest version of Firefox, apparently if you do people can steal your life....

damn, you should have told me sooner. i already upgraded, guess this is goodbye

 

[Briana Lee]

damn, you should have told me sooner. i already upgraded, guess this is goodbye

Noooooooooo!!!!!!!!

 

[Death-Proof-69]

Briana Lee[/URL][/B], post: 7063466, member: 586426"]Noooooooooo!!!!!!!!

on the plus side i don't recall agreeing to any new terms or conditions so i might be safe. :dunno:

 

[Briana Lee]

on the plus side i don't recall agreeing to any new terms or conditions so i might be safe. :dunno:

Apparently there's a big security issue with it. Version 16 I think it is.

 

[Rey C.]

I accidentally upgraded to 16 before checking for any issues. Yeah, 16 has serious security issues and even Mozilla suggests reverting back to 15. Damn shame, cause I really like Firefox.

Oops: Mozilla pulls Firefox 16 over vulnerability, suggests downgrading to version 15 (updated)

 

[Automate]

I accidentally upgraded to 16 before checking for any issues. Yeah, 16 has serious security issues and even Mozilla suggests reverting back to 15. Damn shame, cause I really like Firefox.

Oops: Mozilla pulls Firefox 16 over vulnerability, suggests downgrading to version 15 (updated)

How long do you intend to hold back? Just asking because this has already been fixed in 16.0.1.
http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/16.0.1/releasenotes/

 

[Rey C.]

How long do you intend to hold back? Just asking because this has already been fixed in 16.0.1.
http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/16.0.1/releasenotes/

I upgraded to 16 about 11AM today and downgraded to 15 about 30 minutes ago. I'll probably wait til Sunday to see if anything else pops up and then I'll upgrade again.

 

[Sex008]

I accidentally upgraded to 16 before checking for any issues. Yeah, 16 has serious security issues and even Mozilla suggests reverting back to 15. Damn shame, cause I really like Firefox.

Oops: Mozilla pulls Firefox 16 over vulnerability, suggests downgrading to version 15 (updated)

I guess that's what happens when you attempt to match Google's update cycle and make as many unnecessary changes as possible.