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Internal applications not displaying any data in the page.

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mikem13
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I try to run some internal applications which worked fine with FF3.x. With 4.0 the borders of the page may be displayed but there is no data. FF4 sucks. It also fails to properly start media player or realplayer for streaming audio. I already asked about that problem but since it was Rush Limbaugh's site I guess nobody in the community gives a rats ass.

How do I downgraqde to 3.x until somebody fixes 4.0?

I try to run some internal applications which worked fine with FF3.x. With 4.0 the borders of the page may be displayed but there is no data. FF4 sucks. It also fails to properly start media player or realplayer for streaming audio. I already asked about that problem but since it was Rush Limbaugh's site I guess nobody in the community gives a rats ass. How do I downgraqde to 3.x until somebody fixes 4.0?

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Xircal
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Sorry to hear about your problems. It is indeed regretable when things go pear-shaped.

You can downgrade to v3.6.16 by downloading it from Download Firefox v3.6.16

Then go to Add/Remove Programs and click Remove, but don't delete bookmarks etc.

Reboot and run the v3.6.16 installation file.

mikem13
mikem13 Autor de la pregunta
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Xircal, Thanks for your help. I hope FF4 gets fixed. I'd hate to resort to IE.

-- mikem