I do want to mention upfront that this issue is also affecting Chrome and IE. It's not solely a Firefox issue, but I'm hoping someone here can help me anyways. I think these are outdated methods I only found on non-official sources, but will mention them just in case:.
This problem is absolutely maddening. I'll be so grateful if anyone can help me out!! Update: my husband ordered a USB wireless receiver, and somehow we got two, so I took the second one as it was an upgrade for me.
To my amazement, it fixed the problem completely. I had been using that receiver for years with no issues, so it never occurred to me it could be the issue! No, I would not have set any parental controls, so unless they are on by default, it would not be that. I am the only user on the computer and I am using an administrator account which I imagine would bypass any parental controls anyways.
The second article you linked also says that particular bug was fixed in the The Bugzilla report you linked does seem similar to my issue; however, there are some differences:. The last post in that thread, from Molly, requests the user post their troubleshooting information and check the browser console for any messages. I will do this when I get off work. Maybe it can be of some help. To my amazement, it fixed the problem completely. I had been using that receiver for years with no issues, so it never occurred to me it could be the issue!
No, I would not have set any parental controls, so unless they are on by default, it would not be that. I am the only user on the computer and I am using an administrator account which I imagine would bypass any parental controls anyways. The second article you linked also says that particular bug was fixed in the The Bugzilla report you linked does seem similar to my issue; however, there are some differences:. The last post in that thread, from Molly, requests the user post their troubleshooting information and check the browser console for any messages.
I will do this when I get off work. Maybe it can be of some help. Also wanted to note that yesterday not long after posting this, I had a period where I actually thought the problem had fixed itself. I was able to download several files with no issues, probably over a 10 minute period. The problem did come back, though. Not sure if I just managed to get extremely lucky there, or if it's actually a problem that's somehow coming and going.
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