Firefox problem

[Jarred]

It thinks it's gottal load the intire page before I can click on a link or anything.

????

[netviper13]

Yes I've noticed that too. The only way around it is to right-click it to open in a new tab.

[NightFire]

Or middle click. And there are some rare occaisons where I can click though. I have no idea how to resolve this issure

[Vagrant Zero]

There's also other problems, but more importantly, they need to revamp the options setting. I can't change crap through it. I want full access.

[Viral]

Yeah a heap of problems.. but way better than IE... the only thing which i find disappionting is how slow it loads pages with a heap of images on them compared to IE. That and compatibility(Eg, the new anandtech flash graphs that are meant to change when you move your mouse over - not in FF), but thats to be expected with lesser 'market share'.

[Bill The Cat]

I don't want to put down Firefox, but have any of you taken Opera for a test drive? I tried both, and decided to buy Opera. It has quick load times, though I do have some CSS issues from time to time.

I think both browsers are a world of improvement compared to IE, but I favor Opera a tad more.

[Underzenith]

type about:config in your address bar for goodies.

Not my fault if you screw up anything.

[Toad]

It thinks it's gottal load the intire page before I can click on a link or anything.

????
That's a problem with Firefox's popup-blocking code. Anything that pops a new window is blocked until the page finishes loading. Regular links shouldn't exhibit that behavior for you. (Do they?) Opera's blocking code is more polished at this point.


That and compatibility(Eg, the new anandtech flash graphs that are meant to change when you move your mouse over - not in FF), but thats to be expected with lesser 'market share'.
Try right-clicking the Flash object and manually selecting 'play'. I don't read AnandTech, but this has happened to me on a Dell promotional site.