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Website dropdowns not staying open

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Drop-down menus on websites, the firefox search bar and the address bar won't stay open. They appear for a millisecond and then disappear.

I've unistalled and reinstalled java, opened firefox in safemode and also done the firefox refresh to no avail. There's also a wierd issue that I assume is related in that if I press and hold the "Ctrl" key the resolution of website increases as if i was holding "Ctrl" and "+" shortcut.

Thanks.

Drop-down menus on websites, the firefox search bar and the address bar won't stay open. They appear for a millisecond and then disappear. I've unistalled and reinstalled java, opened firefox in safemode and also done the firefox refresh to no avail. There's also a wierd issue that I assume is related in that if I press and hold the "Ctrl" key the resolution of website increases as if i was holding "Ctrl" and "+" shortcut. Thanks.

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This seems to be a trackpad issue as disabling mouse wheel shift and mouse wheel control in about:config stopped the issue of the resolution changing and the shift key acting like the forward button.

Unfortunately I can't work out what setting to change to stop the address bar disappearing...

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Happening to me randomly with mouse, no trackpad. Mousewheel default actions for all modifiers are set to 1. It's almost like clicking the dropdown is triggering a double click, no idea really but it's irritating.

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