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Firefox turns to white page although mouse arrow still responsive

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I'm browsing the net. Two tabs open. I click on a link in one or try to close a tab and nothing happens. Firefox then turns to a plain white page although scrolling the mouse around proves it can links are still being registered. Right click at the top and the menu options become available. Go top right and left click where the Close symbol will be and Firefox will close ( if one tab ) or ask to confirm ( if more than one tab )

However, i cannot see anything no matter what and have to End Task in Task Manager

Any ideas ? Only happened in the last week or two

I'm browsing the net. Two tabs open. I click on a link in one or try to close a tab and nothing happens. Firefox then turns to a plain white page although scrolling the mouse around proves it can links are still being registered. Right click at the top and the menu options become available. Go top right and left click where the Close symbol will be and Firefox will close ( if one tab ) or ask to confirm ( if more than one tab ) However, i cannot see anything no matter what and have to End Task in Task Manager Any ideas ? Only happened in the last week or two

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Your flash player might be an issue with trying to display the data. See if it's up to date. If that isn't an issue, then try resetting Firefox or scan your computer to see if any problems might be on it.

FredMcD
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Start Firefox in Safe Mode {web link} While you are in safe mode;

Type about:preferences#advanced<Enter> in the address bar.

Under Advanced, Select General. Look for and turn off Use Hardware Acceleration.

Poke around safe web sites. Are there any problems?

Then restart.