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When I'm playing gladiatus (an online mmorpg game) I have to drag some stuff to my invertory. But when im trying to drag it doesnt work using 16.0, IE works

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tommeke19
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So im playing an online game and for getting my stuff i have to drag them to my inventory. But when im on the stuff its the normal cursor, but when i try to drag it change into a disable cursor. And when i release the mouse click it returns to is normal cursor. My brother is playing the same game and using the same firefox etc like me, and it works

So im playing an online game and for getting my stuff i have to drag them to my inventory. But when im on the stuff its the normal cursor, but when i try to drag it change into a disable cursor. And when i release the mouse click it returns to is normal cursor. My brother is playing the same game and using the same firefox etc like me, and it works

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user693271
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