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May 1, 2007
Tips & Tricks
Jitters in your optic nerves? Maybe it's really your browser window.
By Sandra Rosenzweig
The moment I installed the 2.x version of Mozilla Firefox, my browser window started shaking?coffee nerves, no doubt. This didn't happen with any other application. A thorough Google search on the problem brought up nothing. I uninstalled and reinstalled the new Firefox, twice. After a week of all Internet Explorer, all the time, I went to the www.getfirefox.com website. A search...
The moment I installed the 2.x version of Mozilla Firefox, my browser window started shaking?coffee nerves, no doubt. This didn't happen with any other application. A thorough Google search on the problem brought up nothing. I uninstalled and reinstalled the new Firefox, twice. After a week of all Internet Explorer, all the time, I went to the www.getfirefox.com website. A search...
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