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Websocket's work bad on Windows 8.

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I try to test websocket supports in Firefox 16. 1. Open http://www.websocket.org/echo.html 2. Click "Connect" -> Web socket opened correctly 3. Click "Send" -> Packet sended, but response not receaved. 4. Click "Send" 3-7 times. -> Profit. Firefox receaved all responses. After this websocket work. This behavior of websockets is unacceptable in a web applications. Websocket in Google Chrome work corrent.

I try to test websocket supports in Firefox 16. 1. Open http://www.websocket.org/echo.html 2. Click "Connect" -> Web socket opened correctly 3. Click "Send" -> Packet sended, but response not receaved. 4. Click "Send" 3-7 times. -> Profit. Firefox receaved all responses. After this websocket work. This behavior of websockets is unacceptable in a web applications. Websocket in Google Chrome work corrent.

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Has tested on another PC. Working correct. Sorry. Question closed.

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Works here in Firefox 16.0.2, both normal and secure.

Did you try this in a new and clean profile?

Create a new profile as a test to check if your current profile is causing the problems.

See "Creating a profile":

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Has tested on another PC. Working correct. Sorry. Question closed.