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Firefox not loading images on certain pages

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MissFloopster
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All of a sudden, Firefox no longer loads images on certain pages. I updated to 32.0.3. yesterday so thought that was the problem. I uninstalled and reinstalled 32.0.3. but that didn't help. I deactived the add-ons, but that didn't help either. I then installed FF 31, but the problem persists. I don't have the problem with Safari. I'm lost ….

P.S. I had to upload the image via Safari, didn't work via Firefox

All of a sudden, Firefox no longer loads images on certain pages. I updated to 32.0.3. yesterday so thought that was the problem. I uninstalled and reinstalled 32.0.3. but that didn't help. I deactived the add-ons, but that didn't help either. I then installed FF 31, but the problem persists. I don't have the problem with Safari. I'm lost …. P.S. I had to upload the image via Safari, didn't work via Firefox

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Well, it seems I solved my own problem. I reset Firefox to its default and that did the trick.

[Firefox to its default state]

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MissFloopster
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Well, it seems I solved my own problem. I reset Firefox to its default and that did the trick.

[Firefox to its default state]

cor-el
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Your System Details list shows that you were only allowing images from the originating page and were blocking third-party images hosted on other servers.

  • permissions.default.image: 3

These days a lot of sites store content on other dedicated servers, so it is best to leave such a setting at its default of 1 to allow all images.