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Firefox is broken since last update...any plans on fixing it, or do I go back to using Internet Explorer!!!

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zastroph
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Since the last update, firefox is failing to operate correctly. For example javascript embeded inside of tables fails completely, also more and more web sites are now, no longer accessable with Firefox!

Since the last update, firefox is failing to operate correctly. For example javascript embeded inside of tables fails completely, also more and more web sites are now, no longer accessable with Firefox!

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John99
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The details aside suggest you are using Firefox3.6.12 if so that is not secure, it should be Firefox 3.6.27.

There is a possibility some sites will still expect Firerfox 3.6 but that will not be supported for much longer, the current Release is Firefox 10.0.2 

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 ...All I can say is that it is a Government web site that involves money!!!

If you are using a Government financial site why not consult their IT department for advice on what browsers are secure and supported. If problems persist please post back once you have upgraded to a secure version of Firefox, and say what problems you get on publicly available sites.