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I Have 2 Problems in Firefox
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Hi, Wonderful Tehcie People! 
I am having 2 odd problems that I hope you all can help me solve. (I am currently using Firefox 3.0.6)
1. Over the past week or so, whenever I open a video in YouTube (and a couple of other places online) the video - although visible - jumps around erratically. The picture sometimes even jumps and turns into a smaller square of its original size, if that makes any sense.
Is there a problem with my flash or something else I should check?
2. When some web pages load (and this has gone on for a long time now), I see a yellow triangle with an exclamation point inside on part of the page, next to the words, "Failed to Connect." I'm wondering if it could be related to an old MySQL program that I ran a few years ago while trying to learn to code. I uninstalled the program and think it could have caused a script error or something. (Do I even know what I'm talking about here? LOL)
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
All the Best!
- Angelvoice 0:-)

I am having 2 odd problems that I hope you all can help me solve. (I am currently using Firefox 3.0.6)
1. Over the past week or so, whenever I open a video in YouTube (and a couple of other places online) the video - although visible - jumps around erratically. The picture sometimes even jumps and turns into a smaller square of its original size, if that makes any sense.
Is there a problem with my flash or something else I should check?
2. When some web pages load (and this has gone on for a long time now), I see a yellow triangle with an exclamation point inside on part of the page, next to the words, "Failed to Connect." I'm wondering if it could be related to an old MySQL program that I ran a few years ago while trying to learn to code. I uninstalled the program and think it could have caused a script error or something. (Do I even know what I'm talking about here? LOL)
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
All the Best!
- Angelvoice 0:-)
Is it just firefox????
Are you wired or Wireless?
Try uninstall Firefox, and downloading the latest firefox from here.
Give that a try and let us know.
Cohen
Are you wired or Wireless?
Try uninstall Firefox, and downloading the latest firefox from here.
Give that a try and let us know.
Cohen
Hello AV,
Well, just give Internet Explorer a try or Google Chrome, and see if they do the same thing...
Process of elimination
Cohen
Well, just give Internet Explorer a try or Google Chrome, and see if they do the same thing...
Process of elimination

Cohen
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