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When I change from battery to AC power, Firefox goes blank, I close firefox, the "do you want to close" box is blank also.

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I can change from AC power to battery without incident. When I change from battery power to AC power, Firefox flashes a few times then goes blank. To close the browser I click the "X", which luckily remains, and the "do you wish to close" box is blank also. I hit enter and Firefox closes. I reopen and select restore previous.... and I can continue. Just something I've never experienced, not sure how to fix it. Sometimes if I minimize the browser ("-") in upper right corner before plugging in my power supply, I can bypass this trouble. Sometimes it waits until I maximize the browser and it still flashes and goes blank anyway.

I can change from AC power to battery without incident. When I change from battery power to AC power, Firefox flashes a few times then goes blank. To close the browser I click the "X", which luckily remains, and the "do you wish to close" box is blank also. I hit enter and Firefox closes. I reopen and select restore previous.... and I can continue. Just something I've never experienced, not sure how to fix it. Sometimes if I minimize the browser ("-") in upper right corner before plugging in my power supply, I can bypass this trouble. Sometimes it waits until I maximize the browser and it still flashes and goes blank anyway.

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hello numberonejason, maybe that's an issue with hardware acceleration. please try updating your graphics driver, or in case this doesn't solve the issue, disable hardware acceleration in firefox > options > advanced > general.

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hello numberonejason, maybe that's an issue with hardware acceleration. please try updating your graphics driver, or in case this doesn't solve the issue, disable hardware acceleration in firefox > options > advanced > general.

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I clicked off "use hardware acceleration when available" then unplugged my laptop...when I plugged back in, the screen blinked and lo' and behold my browser was still filled with my goodies! Thank you for your helpful advice! I might just go ahead and check for updates on my graphics driver too. Never hurts!