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My homepage (comcast.net) will not "take" despite following instructions (it "flickers" in the browser)

AnonymousUser
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I just was forced to upgrade (darn) and my home page (Comcast.net) will not take depite following the easy instructions on "make my homepage". The Comcast site just "flickers" in the browser. All other bookmarks/favorites are fine, I now have to go to IE to access Comcast.net (home page for me). Can I "un-install" the upgrade that I was forced to download?

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it turned out to be fixed by 1) removing cookies (temporarily) and then2) clearing cache, (from Tools). thanks to all

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I notice that you're running a rather old version of Mozilla Firefox, I would suggest upgrading to the current version from the Mozilla Firefox website. This may fix the problem, and your Firefox browser will become substantially faster and more reliable.

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AnonymousUser
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I notice that you're running a rather old version of Mozilla Firefox, I would suggest upgrading to the current version from the Mozilla Firefox website. This may fix the problem, and your Firefox browser will become substantially faster and more reliable.

AnonymousUser
AnonymousUser
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it turned out to be fixed by 1) removing cookies (temporarily) and then2) clearing cache, (from Tools). thanks to all

MsTech
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''' Still in 2012, it worked to clear the cache and cookies! '''