I actually suspect that the Google Toolbar is simply exposing an underlying problem, which I'm guessing has to do with scripting. Even without the toolbar, there are a couple of sites I visit regularly that simply 'don't work' with ANY Mozilla browser on Ubuntu. The work fine using Firefox on Fedora or Windows.
At least one of the sites is using .Net, and I think a lot of AJAX. I get a really nasty ASP error when I try to use one of the site's functions, which works fine on Fedora.
I've noticed that sites that use a lot of scripting take forever to load, and sometimes never completely load.
I actually suspect that the Google Toolbar is simply exposing an underlying problem, which I'm guessing has to do with scripting. Even without the toolbar, there are a couple of sites I visit regularly that simply 'don't work' with ANY Mozilla browser on Ubuntu. The work fine using Firefox on Fedora or Windows.
At least one of the sites is using .Net, and I think a lot of AJAX. I get a really nasty ASP error when I try to use one of the site's functions, which works fine on Fedora.
I've noticed that sites that use a lot of scripting take forever to load, and sometimes never completely load.