Collapsed Frames In 17.0.7.
Hello,
I'm presently having a lot of problems with the 17.0.7 version of TenFourFox. The page will come up normally, then the page collapses in on itself presenting raw data from the page. I had this problem a few versions ago and it went away with newer versions. Then, after the latest download, it has returned. It appears to be a bad bug. A file utilizing Mac's Grab program has been attached.
I am using Mac OS X v. 10.4.11 with an 800 Mhz PowerPC G4 eMac.
Any ideas? Many thanks.
- badwindow_01.tiff 284 KB
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Support Staff 1 Posted by Cameron Kaiser on 20 Jul, 2013 01:25 AM
This isn't a bug, necessarily -- this is a failure of the browser to grab the style sheet (or one of the component style sheets), which forces it to fall back on the raw page structure. Anything can cause that, including poor network, server issues or an interfering add-on. If you notice this happening on a lot of sites, I'd look at local causes.
2 Posted by Christopher Har... on 20 Jul, 2013 02:04 AM
On 7/19/13 9:25 PM, "Cameron Kaiser"
<[email blocked]> wrote:
> I thought that was the case too. So I visited other web sites other than
> the Huffington Post. No problems with other web sites. It seems that sites
> with many photos give the browser problems. Photos come up in full then just
> disappear in a collapsed frame. On sites that are light in web artwork or
> mostly text, the browser works fine. Today, I started using an older version
> of TenFourFox (10.0.10) and that eliminated the problem altogether. I don¹t
> like using an older version of the browser, but at this time, I have no
> choice. So something must be wrong there. Thank you for your response. - Chris
> // Please reply above this line
> ================================================== From: Cameron Kaiser
> (Support staff) This isn't a bug, necessarily -- this is a failure of the
> browser to grab the style sheet (or one of the component style sheets), which
> forces it to fall back on the raw page structure. Anything can cause that,
> including poor network, server issues or an interfering add-on. If you notice
> this happening on a lot of sites, I'd look at local causes.
>
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