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FF does not respond to mouse clicks

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sfrvn
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FF ver 34.0.5 Firefox does not recognize mouse clicks. Since installation of this version, I must left-click links, images -- *everything* -- three, four, five times before FF will respond. No other changes made to PC except ver 34 installed! Never had this problem prior to ver 34!!!

It is so frustrating that I switched to Chrome. (<== Chrome works fine!) Until and unless this problem is fixed, I won't be back to FF. Shame... you guys used to have the best browser.

Quad core, 16Gb RAM and a lousy FF browser

FF ver 34.0.5 Firefox does not recognize mouse clicks. Since installation of this version, I must left-click links, images -- *everything* -- three, four, five times before FF will respond. No other changes made to PC except ver 34 installed! Never had this problem prior to ver 34!!! It is so frustrating that I switched to Chrome. (<== Chrome works fine!) Until and unless this problem is fixed, I won't be back to FF. Shame... you guys used to have the best browser. Quad core, 16Gb RAM and a lousy FF browser

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user1089369
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1. Upgrade to 35.1

2. Have you tried to reset your browser

sfrvn
sfrvn கேள்வியின் உரிமையாளர்
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Upgrade? No... I did not know 35 was available. I did NOT ask (nor approve of) 34 being installed. (FF auto updates was turned *off*) I gave up on FF after putting up with this issue for several months.

Terminology -- 'reset your browser'?? I don't know what you are referring to.

Thanks for input/suggestions!