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Firefox Problem

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Often when I try to get to websites I get the message below, it's not always on the same websites and happens at random, and I just have to keep reloading the page until it works. How can I fix or stop this?

 

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That used to happen to me when I used Firefox. The only time it would ever happen is when my internet went down. Maybe you're temporarily losing connection?

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Nah, I can be on my 360 or on RS at the same time and don't get dced, so that writes that off really. :mellow:

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I'm no firefox expert, but there error it's giving you is basically saying it's looking for a file it needs to operate firefox - and this file appears to be a last.fm related java archive.

 

Are you using any addon that might be related to last.fm? Or are you on the site while browsing? I honestly have no idea how it works.

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It doesn't only happen with Last.FM it's happening with any site at any random time.

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I'm assuming you've reinstalled Firefox?

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