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Yahoo.com layout is different on IE than it is on Firefox

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RichieRich123
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How can I get the layout on Yahoo.com after I log in to look the same on Firefox as it currently does on IE.

On Firefox it looks unformatted and you have to scroll all the way down to look at sections.

How can I get the layout on Yahoo.com after I log in to look the same on Firefox as it currently does on IE. On Firefox it looks unformatted and you have to scroll all the way down to look at sections.

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Iyanu_IO
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JavaScript might be disabled in your browser (Firefox) 1. Type 'about:config' without the quotes in your browser's search bar 2. Click 'I'll be careful, I promise!" 3. Scroll down until you locate javascript.enabled in the 'preference Name' column. 4. If the value of javascript.enabled is set to 'false' , double click it to toggle it to 'true'. JavaScript will be enabled. If it's already set to true, set it to false and then to true again.

If the problem persists try resetting Firefox 1. Click the menu button 2.Navigate to 'help' 3. Click troubleshooting information 4. Click 'Reset Firefox' at the top right corner of your screen. I hope this helps.