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Firefox's not referring to 'next pages'

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Yesterday I needed to print out a 2 page set of labels sent to me by Ebay to return something. My printer would only print the 2nd page, over, and over again. I never was able to print the first page of the labels with the address on it in order to return the item.

I suddenly twigged that Firefox has something that stops it referring to another page, and went to another browser in order to get my printing job done.

However I'd rather use Firefox for all things, so how do I overcome Firefox not allowing me to load and print the second page of labels/ refer to another page when I give it permission to? How do I give FF permission to refer to other pages in certain circumstances?

Yesterday I needed to print out a 2 page set of labels sent to me by Ebay to return something. My printer would only print the 2nd page, over, and over again. I never was able to print the first page of the labels with the address on it in order to return the item. I suddenly twigged that Firefox has something that stops it referring to another page, and went to another browser in order to get my printing job done. However I'd rather use Firefox for all things, so how do I overcome Firefox not allowing me to load and print the second page of labels/ refer to another page when I give it permission to? How do I give FF permission to refer to other pages in certain circumstances?

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That's this issue I believe: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1669071

Hopefully we'll get that fixed in the next month or two.