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FOURTH TIME: After your latest upgrade, all pages SLANT with Mac OS 6.0 -- WHEN WILL YOU FIX IT? Or even reply?

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loiskos
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Upgraded to Mac OS 10.6 because you told me FireFox would no longer support 10.5, tho I had never had a problem. OK until you upgraded to FireFox 18 -- then all pages SLANT. Impossible to use, and have had to switch to Safari.

Your forum shows MANY with the same issue, yet no response from Mozilla. Seems like it ain't our problem but yours -- so when will you fix it????

Upgraded to Mac OS 10.6 because you told me FireFox would no longer support 10.5, tho I had never had a problem. OK until you upgraded to FireFox 18 -- then all pages SLANT. Impossible to use, and have had to switch to Safari. Your forum shows MANY with the same issue, yet no response from Mozilla. Seems like it ain't our problem but yours -- so when will you fix it????

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The solution for this is easy, just update to Mac 10.6.8, you are probably running Mac 10.6.0 or .1 or .2

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philipp
philipp
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hello, try to disable hardware acceleration in preferences > advanced > general.

user633449
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The solution for this is easy, just update to Mac 10.6.8, you are probably running Mac 10.6.0 or .1 or .2

loiskos
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Actually, you need only go to Mac OS 10.6.3 -- and all is well now. WHEW!

user633449
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If you are updating, might as well go all the way to .8, as it includes important security and stability updates for your mac.