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Getting ai.php download prompt frequently in Facebook using Firefox 3.6.13

ABerry83
ABerry83
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In the last week, when browsing Facebook using Firefox 3.6.13 I am getting prompts to download a file named "ai.php" on a frequent and consistent reoccurring basis. I am using a Mac computer. It seems to NOT happen on the News Feed, but rather only when visiting my or another friend's profile page. I have two Mac computers and this began happening on both around the same time.

This issue does not exist when using other browsers installed on my Mac.

In the last week, when browsing Facebook using Firefox 3.6.13 I am getting prompts to download a file named "ai.php" on a frequent and consistent reoccurring basis. I am using a Mac computer. It seems to NOT happen on the News Feed, but rather only when visiting my or another friend's profile page. I have two Mac computers and this began happening on both around the same time. This issue does not exist when using other browsers installed on my Mac.

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typhonkyle
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Getting same thing with facebook, but only on my Ubuntu 10.10 netbook. No ai.php popup on my Mac, OS 10.6.6.

Note: The version its happening on is v3.6.13. I'm running 4.0b8 on my Mac. :) Will try beta on netbook and see what happens.

Beniitec
Beniitec
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I'm getting the same thing with 5.0.1 on Mac OS 10.6.8. It's very annoying. Every new page load on facebook gives the ai.php. Does anyone have a resolution?

dressedinvalue
dressedinvalue
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I had this problem for several months or more than a year. Just figured out how to make it go away. I had the Bookmarks Deiconizer extension. I removed it. I don't see ai.php downloads on Facebook anymore.

Mac OS 10.6.8, Firefox 11, Deiconizer 2.3