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After upgrading to FF7, I get Corrupted Content Error on certain web pages, Why?

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After upgrading to FF7, I get Corrupted Content Error on certain web pages, Why? When I try to log in to certain sites to get email or when I try to access a few sites I get a Corrupted Content Error message. If I use Internet explorer the sites work fine. I disabled my entire Norton internet security program and there was no change. Current OS is windows 7 on a hp platform.

After upgrading to FF7, I get Corrupted Content Error on certain web pages, Why? When I try to log in to certain sites to get email or when I try to access a few sites I get a Corrupted Content Error message. If I use Internet explorer the sites work fine. I disabled my entire Norton internet security program and there was no change. Current OS is windows 7 on a hp platform.

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You can get such an error if there are multiple location redirects send via the HTTP response headers.
Firefox doesn't allow that for security reasons.

  • bug 681140 - Corrupted Content error due to multiple Content-Disposition header field instances

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