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| Thread ID: 47195 | 2004-07-19 03:06:00 | Firefox not loading all images problem | Terry Porritt (14) | Press F1 |
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| 253429 | 2004-07-20 02:33:00 | >There be your problem. In Mozilla go to Edit/Preferences/Advanced/Proxies. Done that goodness only knows how often; doesn't help |
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| 253430 | 2005-02-06 00:25:00 | I was having the same problems with pages getting hosed up in Firefox. Type about:config in the firefox address bar and check the setting for network.http.proxy.version. Mine was set to 1.1. I changed it to 1.0, firefox is now working OK thru Analogx proxy | mikey (724) | ||
| 253431 | 2005-02-07 02:56:00 | Firefox is not going to display something correctly because of a web developers fault. You find browsers that do this are opening themselves up for anything. Firefox doesn't even display CSS problems right if there's a problem, which I have found. IE will display it fine, Firefox however is strictly tied to W3C standards that it's not going to allow it. Now it may seem like a bad idea, but to be honest it's not, browsers should not correct the developers, why? Because if they aren't testing it on other browsers then they may think it's displayed correctly when in fact, it's not correct. I'm currently going through major problems with browser displays with Linux Browsers (majority of them) and Opera on Windows. The test is CSS1 & CSS2 on XHTML Transitional 1.0 and now I'm trying to figure out where the problem lies when displaying it on Opera. The site I'm testing is a site that uses text to create an image, the text is 30,000 characters so roughly 29KB in size, the overall page size is ~150KB. It's not text browser friendly, nor quick loading, The text image size should be 300 x 100 using colour. mastercomputers.uni.cc remember the image is built up of text. Displays fine (as if it were an original image) in IE and Firefox under Windows XP (latest versions), Firefox under Linux is faded colours. You could try understanding the source, but you'll make no sense from the random numbers used to generate the image and the <s> tag is created via the css stylesheet mastercomputers.uni.cc Browsers would need to support CSS1 and CSS2 standards for it to display perfectly, which is where I think Opera on Windows is lacking. KK |
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