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firefox issues

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hi im just curious is any one else having trouble with fire fox like when you enter a few websites and you get this error popping up saying

"the document does not contain any data"

if any body has this same problem or has fixed it,, can you tell me why its doing this and how to perhaps fix it..

thanks


sometimes, but i'm sure that error it's not from firefox. i assume the webpage you try to view sometimes have problems to send you data, for me it happens when i try to load a special tracker.

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well lately its been happening with hotmail and its quit annoying some times that aerror pops up like 5 to 10 times and as for some of the other sites, some times it wont even let me in some sites because of that error, i get this error when im surfing in google and its usually like the very top link that does this to me or one of the links on the side panel,,,,

any other ideals guys.

thanks

probably because firefox timeouts faster than other browsers. it happens to me all the time, perhaps, one main reason is just that im on a dialup connection and i am opening lots of pages at the same time.

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sounds like a logical ideal but im on cable/dsl and my speed is very fast,, its confusing to me.

I've seen it a few times. I fire up IE and make sure it is the site before trying to troubleshoot Firefox. Nine times out of ten, it is the site.

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