On 01/18/10 12:40, philwojo wrote:
> Well I don't have a fix for this issue for myself, but I do have a work
> around. I've found that if I start up FF in safe mode and then do a
> "reset toolbars and controls" and then let FF startup I can then use my
> address bar normally, until I shutdown and restart FF again.
>
> I am currently running WIN XP SP2, and FF 3.5.7
>
> This happens on both my home and work PCs, and each is running a
> different set of add-ons.
>
> I'd love to find a fix to this and not just a work around.
>
> Phil
>
The code is different from Windows to Linux, however seeing
the same issue on both is likely to be the same.
Ok this bug has been closed for a reason, please read full
bug. Please also do not comment on a closed bug because it
adds alot of emails and it interrupts our work on other bugs/email
On 01/18/10 12:40, philwojo wrote:
> Well I don't have a fix for this issue for myself, but I do have a work
> around. I've found that if I start up FF in safe mode and then do a
> "reset toolbars and controls" and then let FF startup I can then use my
> address bar normally, until I shutdown and restart FF again.
>
> I am currently running WIN XP SP2, and FF 3.5.7
>
> This happens on both my home and work PCs, and each is running a
> different set of add-ons.
>
> I'd love to find a fix to this and not just a work around.
>
> Phil
>
The code is different from Windows to Linux, however seeing
the same issue on both is likely to be the same.
Ok this bug has been closed for a reason, please read full
bug. Please also do not comment on a closed bug because it
adds alot of emails and it interrupts our work on other bugs/email
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