firefox's problem?!?!?

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jlyouyou

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i used to use mathon for the internet surfing..but recently i heard firefox more and more..so i begin to try it...

everything is goes well...but just one.

it is when i view webs,it always begin to shake...all the webs....but if i close one or two,it will stop...but later,it's begin again...

though firefox is safe..but how can i view the web normally??

have you guys ever face such problem..please tell me how it comes and how to fix it..thanks..really...
 
Ive had a few problems with Firefox myself but they happen
VERY RARELY.

The first problem sounds similiar to yours:

When certain websites load they will SHAKE as if you put your
cursor on the scroll bar and slid it up and down very very fast.
It moves up and down faster than you could ever move it with
your hand. I then close Firefox, open Netscape and revisit link
and the page loads without issue. IE6 also seems to load these problematic sites without issue.

The other problem I have is some webpages will fully load but
once the site loads Firefox wants to RELOAD the page. This
will go on and on. I hit the STOP button to no avail. I again
close Firefox and revisit the same site with IE6 and Netscape
and both browsers will load the same page again without issue.

I suppose the way to atleast determine if these are known
problems with Firefox-visit www.mozilla.org/support/ and see
what you find out. Sorry to say Im to lazy myself and since the
problems happen for me very rarely I just visit a site with
another browser.
 
What is the refresh rate on your monitor? I have no problems with mine but I have a refresh rate on my monitor of 75 which is well within it's standard and not pushing the limits at all. Liz
 
i have exactly the problem what you said...it's shaking like what you say...any body know how to fix it?
 
jlyouyou,

The bobbling is your mousewheel. You are between clicks.

I've never had any of the other troubles with Firefox...
 
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