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In attempting to exit my credit union site, I receive an error message:

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"A script on this page may be busy, or it may have stopped responding. You can stop the script now, or you can continue to see if the script will complete. Script: http://www.aftrasagfcu.org/toolkit/presentation/shell/aftrasag/assets/default.js:265."

Is this a Firefox 9.01 problem or a problem of the website? I've never had a problem using Firefox on this site. Thank you.

"A script on this page may be busy, or it may have stopped responding. You can stop the script now, or you can continue to see if the script will complete. Script: http://www.aftrasagfcu.org/toolkit/presentation/shell/aftrasag/assets/default.js:265." Is this a Firefox 9.01 problem or a problem of the website? I've never had a problem using Firefox on this site. Thank you.

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Seems to be a problem with Firefox 9. I see the same on Linux. Firefox 10 betas also has the problem. Firefox 8 and Firefox 11+ (Aurora and Nightly) do not have that problem. So it looks like a bug that has been fixed, but hasn't landed on the Firefox 10 beta branch at least up to now. So there is not much to do about it apart from stopping the script.

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Seems to be a problem with Firefox 9. I see the same on Linux. Firefox 10 betas also has the problem. Firefox 8 and Firefox 11+ (Aurora and Nightly) do not have that problem. So it looks like a bug that has been fixed, but hasn't landed on the Firefox 10 beta branch at least up to now. So there is not much to do about it apart from stopping the script.

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Thanks very much. I will wait for 10. Edit: I meant 11. I'll just wait.

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