comment bar on facebook live disappears right after I start watching live such that I cannot make comments
While on facebook I see someone is going live and want to watch. I click on the section of the video that takes it to a larger view with comments on the right hand side. (BTW I'm on a laptop, Win 10) For about 2 seconds I can see the section at the bottom of all the comments that is available for me to make a comment. But then it disappears. So I tried using Chrome and had no problems. I don't want to use Chrome so I'm reaching out to you all with the hope someone has a fix for me. Thanks!
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