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[reenah via WindowsKB.com]

when i open Mozilla i have my home page set to yahoo. i recently started
having trouble with the way it comes up its scrambled. but when i go to yahoo
mail it is fine but at the start it will say disable page updates. so i do
and my yahoo page usually is corrected. not lately

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[8os.8@invalid.nomail]

04 Sep 2010,"reenah via WindowsKB.com" <u57120@uwe> in news:ad8dd04506bf8
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> disable page updates.

? that message is by yahoo?

yahoo frequently scr3ws up their site.
sometimes turning off javascript fixes yahoo troubles. sometimes yahoo then offers
link to "classic" mail.

try a very different browser (opera)

 

[Iceman]

On Sat, 04 Sep 2010 18:56:04 GMT, reenah via WindowsKB.com wrote in message
<news:ad8dd04506bf8@uwe>:

> when i open Mozilla i have my home page set to yahoo. i recently started
> having trouble with the way it comes up its scrambled. but when i go to yahoo
> mail it is fine but at the start it will say disable page updates. so i do
> and my yahoo page usually is corrected. not lately

Since the Mozilla suite browser is no longer developed, it may not be
surprising that you run into difficulties. You should consider switching to
Firefox or SeaMonkey instead.

However, you could try clearing your browser cache, including cookies,
before you close the browser, and then restart it.

 

[reenah via WindowsKB.com]

thank you for your help. i will switch to sea monkey

Iceman wrote:
>> when i open Mozilla i have my home page set to yahoo. i recently started
>> having trouble with the way it comes up its scrambled. but when i go to yahoo
>> mail it is fine but at the start it will say disable page updates. so i do
>> and my yahoo page usually is corrected. not lately
>
>Since the Mozilla suite browser is no longer developed, it may not be
>surprising that you run into difficulties. You should consider switching to
>Firefox or SeaMonkey instead.
>
>However, you could try clearing your browser cache, including cookies,
>before you close the browser, and then restart it.

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reenahsc

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[Henry]

Please let us know how it goes. I'm still running Mozilla and have to
change to Seamonkey and am reluctant because I tend to screw up every
thing I touch on a computer.

Henry


reenah via WindowsKB.com wrote:
> thank you for your help. i will switch to sea monkey
>
> Iceman wrote:
>
>>>when i open Mozilla i have my home page set to yahoo. i recently started
>>>having trouble with the way it comes up its scrambled. but when i go to yahoo
>>>mail it is fine but at the start it will say disable page updates. so i do
>>>and my yahoo page usually is corrected. not lately
>>
>>Since the Mozilla suite browser is no longer developed, it may not be
>>surprising that you run into difficulties. You should consider switching to
>>Firefox or SeaMonkey instead.
>>
>>However, you could try clearing your browser cache, including cookies,
>>before you close the browser, and then restart it.
>
>