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Firefox has been my browser of choice for years, but like THIS user (thread below), I was just about to hang it up and go with Chrome when I read that plugins might be causing the problem. I never imagined that those plugins would ALSO include the ones that are installed by DEFAULT.

I opened the "manage plugins" screen and clicked "never activate" the following two plugins that are installed by DEFAULT in Firefox:

OpenH264 Video Codec provided by Cisco and Wildvine Content Decryption Module provided by Google.

That fixed the problem. (Does anybody think this is a "nefarious plot" by the big G?  :) )

For other plugins/solutions, see this thread https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1217498

Hope this helps someone avoid "crazy-making town."  :) I lived there for weeks.

W.T.F. serverall websites does not work anymore on my Campus because of the absence off the java Plugin installed the 60 ESR version that did not help 52 was so old i did not even bother tryed 64 and 32 bits version nothing works so my last Hope was the 63.0b10 (64-bits) nothing you drive me crazy now i got to tell the people that they need to switch to chrome or IE11 greetings Rob

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