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3.6.10 - since upgrade some links and "buttons" do not work.

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This has only started since upgrade to 3.6.10.

Links and buttons on frequently used sites no longer work. They "play dead" when clicked on.

One of the most obvious buttons that went dead is on my Control Panel when trying to log-in to Lunar Pages.

The same pages loaded in Chrome still work fine, so it is not a web-sided issue.

I have disabled all plug-ins, ran in Firefox Safe Mode, reset toolbars, installed fresh Java and Flash. None of these things have helped.

This has only started since upgrade to 3.6.10. Links and buttons on frequently used sites no longer work. They "play dead" when clicked on. One of the most obvious buttons that went dead is on my Control Panel when trying to log-in to Lunar Pages. The same pages loaded in Chrome still work fine, so it is not a web-sided issue. I have disabled all plug-ins, ran in Firefox Safe Mode, reset toolbars, installed fresh Java and Flash. None of these things have helped.

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cor-el
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