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Firefox - Ebay pages not displaying right - black arrows

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I may have to stop using Firefox if I can't resolve this problem

After a few weeks certain Ebay pages start to not display correctly - writing goes small, moves to the left, big black arrows appear, other pages are alright

I know if I clear 'all cookies' it will solve the problem - but then I have to reload passwords etc on all the sites I visit

I've tried

  • switching of tracking protection on the ebay page
  • selecting and deleteing all Ebay cookies under 'managed data'

but neither solve the problem

The only solution I know to work is to clear all cookies - but I really can't be doing this every couple of weeks

I may have to stop using Firefox if I can't resolve this problem After a few weeks certain Ebay pages start to not display correctly - writing goes small, moves to the left, big black arrows appear, other pages are alright I know if I clear 'all cookies' it will solve the problem - but then I have to reload passwords etc on all the sites I visit I've tried * switching of tracking protection on the ebay page * selecting and deleteing all Ebay cookies under 'managed data' but neither solve the problem The only solution I know to work is to clear all cookies - but I really can't be doing this every couple of weeks
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As a footnote to the above, you can reload a page bypassing the cache using any of these methods:

  • Hold Shift when clicking the Reload button
  • Press Ctrl+F5
  • Press Ctrl+Shift+R

Clearing just Firefox's web cache doesn't remove cookies, just temporary files, so you also could try that: How to clear the Firefox cache (only check the box for web cache, not for cookies and site data).

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What your screenshot shows is the result of blocking CSS files or Firefox has these corrupted CSS files in the disk cache.

If a reload and bypassing the cache isn't working and you also do not have content blocking extensions and heavier measures are required then maybe your security software is causing these problems.

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As a footnote to the above, you can reload a page bypassing the cache using any of these methods:

  • Hold Shift when clicking the Reload button
  • Press Ctrl+F5
  • Press Ctrl+Shift+R

Clearing just Firefox's web cache doesn't remove cookies, just temporary files, so you also could try that: How to clear the Firefox cache (only check the box for web cache, not for cookies and site data).

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Thanks guys - deleted just the cache and the Ebay pages present correctly - had to restart firefox - will see how it goes