Firefox and Ghacks

[khanyash]

Can you browse the Ghacks website on Firefox?

Here, the website doesn't open fully, or Firefox freezes.

 

[Grandalf]

Can you browse the Ghacks website on Firefox?
Here, the website doesn't open fully, or Firefox freezes.

Working fine

 

[khanyash]

Did you scroll down and the website loaded fully?

 

[konarsky]

 

[OXYGEN THIEF]

Did you scroll down and the website loaded fully?

disable adblock and check again

 

[Grandalf]

Did you scroll down and the website loaded fully?

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[PanOK]

Firefox 84.0 - ghacks / firefox OK. The page loads immediately. I specially downloaded FF 84.0.1 and the page is loaded immediately.

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[PanOK]

Bugs ghacks iceveasel 84.0 - no PPM, no LPM

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[khanyash]

disable adblock and check again

I had tried disabling the add-ons, security software, and cleaning the browser, but the website didn't work.

Anyway, I reverted to a snapshot with Eazy Fix, and the website works now.

 

[PanOK]

I am looking at Mypal - because also on Firefox and ghack super OK.

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[spamtrash]

I had tried disabling the add-ons, security software, and cleaning the browser, but the website didn't work.

Anyway, I reverted to a snapshot with Eazy Fix, and the website works now.

It potentially can be irrelevant to FF... directly. FF uses DNS independently (in some aspects) to the system settings. That, in a specific scenario and predominantly related with your ISP, can sometimes lead to the behaviour which would suggest that FF behaves strangely.
Personally, I'd recommend: checking the FF DNS settings versus your system DNS settings versus your router settings.
Check the guide on

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to eliminate potential impact on some blocks/glitches, I'd recommend you temporarily install some VPN trial (my recommendation in this case would be Windscribe. It is bloody invasive and changes the system DNS settings in very irritating, but effective way), set then FF DNS to system and compare.

 

[khanyash]

No router here. I have the same DNS in Firefox and the system. I did try with and without the ISP's DNS and disabling the DNS in Firefox, but the website didn't work.

 

[Grandalf]

No router here. I have the same DNS in Firefox and the system. I did try with and without the ISP's DNS and disabling the DNS in Firefox, but the website didn't work.

Try a clean portable version which has a separate user directory, so it won't interfere with the currently installed FF:

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[khanyash]

I have mentioned in one of the previous posts I reverted to a snapshot with Eazy Fix, and no issue now.