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When I click a link it just doesn't open. In a new tab or window the same link connects instantly.

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On occasion when I click links in Firefox nothing happens. The connection doesn't seem to be made, I can click repeatedly, and still it doesn't follow the link. Then when I open a new tab, or window, and paste the same link, it goes instantly. Someone mentioned that this may be a Firefox addon problem. Is there any solution to this non-connecting problem I seem to be having?

This happened

Every time Firefox opened

== Has been occuring for ages

On occasion when I click links in Firefox nothing happens. The connection doesn't seem to be made, I can click repeatedly, and still it doesn't follow the link. Then when I open a new tab, or window, and paste the same link, it goes instantly. Someone mentioned that this may be a Firefox addon problem. Is there any solution to this non-connecting problem I seem to be having? == This happened == Every time Firefox opened == Has been occuring for ages

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Looking at your installed extensions, I would be guessing either the Free Download Manager plugin or Skype extension (last is unlikely as it's deactivated, but you never know..).

You can test if it's an add-on problem by starting Firefox in Diagnose Firefox issues using Troubleshoot Mode - if there is no longer an issue in Firefox Safe Mode, it is almost certain that one of the add-ons are at fault.

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Unfortunately this problem has been occurring since way before I installed either of those apps :(

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Update Firefox to latest version from www.getfirefox.com and test if the Safe Mode makes a difference - this way we'll know if the problem is within or outside Firefox itself.