Weird FireFox issue

[baddog]

This just started today, anyone else experience it?

Go to a page, hit CTRL-f to find a word.
First letter goes in fine
Second (and subsequest) letters go red as if there is no match, but if I hit Find Next, the matches come up.

Anyone else have this problem, and if so, how did you remedy it?

[LilBro]

works fine for me...

[baddog]

works fine for me...

What version of FF are you using? Worked fine for me up until today.

[DamageX]

Happens if the page hasn't loaded fully.

[LilBro]

do u have all the updates?

[baddog]

Happens if the page hasn't loaded fully.

Yeah, I know, but page is loaded fully (just verified that).

[baddog]

do u have all the updates?

Was there an update in the last 24 hours?

[StuartD]

That's a strange one... doesn't do that for me.
1.5.0.7 for me.

[DamageX]

Yeah, I know, but page is loaded fully (just verified that).

Then I'm out of suggestions, sorry. Mine works fine.

[gimo33]

works fine here.... FF ver 1.5.0.7....

[baddog]

hmmm, I have 1507 too . . guess time to do a virus check and reboot

[AsianDivaGirlsWebDude]

Just read this...

Two hackers have detailed a serious security flaw in the Firefox web browser that would enable attackers to gain control of any computer running the Internet Explorer rival regardless the underlying operating system.

According to Mischa Spiegelmock and Andrew Wbeelsoi, who gave a detailed presentation at the ToorCon hacker conference in San Diego on Saturday, the vulnerability is not able to be patched unless Mozilla rewrites key sections of its JavaScript code.

The two hackers gave a detailed presentation on stage showing a slide with key information on how to exploit the vulnerability. They said that a hacker could gain control of a computer which visits a web page containing malicious JavaScript code.

Mozilla is taking the presentation seriously and is reportedly annoyed at the way the hackers disclosed the exploit in enough detail for a hacker to repoduce it.

What was even more disturbing to Mozilla is that Spiegelmock and Wbeelsoi claim to have knowledge of about 30 Firefox vulnerabilities and have no intention of responsibly disclosing them to Mozilla.

It seems that the US$500 a flaw bounty that Mozilla is willing to pay hackers who find genuine vulnerabilities was not enough incentive to dissuade the two hackers from contributing to the sort of environment that forces internet users to be wary of what sites they visit.

Not sure if it is germane to your issue, but since it is a FF problem, thought you might be interested.

ADG Webmaster

[The Sultan Of Smut]

Stop searching for "gay felching" on every page you visit

OK bad joke, I tried the search on FF 1.5.0.7 and it works fine for me.

[baddog]

hmmm, I have 1507 too . . guess time to do a virus check and reboot

Not sure which fixed it, but it is fixed.

Thanks for input.

[vvq]

Firefox is buggy as shit. I always have problems copying/pasting.

[dissipate]

So reinstall firefox you dumb old bastard.

[marketsmart]

i dont have any problems with firefox

[MaddCaz]

FireFox RULES

[baddog]

I guess you guys missed it. I ran a virus scan, then rebooted. Problem gone.

[minusonebit]

I guess you guys missed it. I ran a virus scan, then rebooted. Problem gone.

Most problems go away with a reboot.

[sniperwolf]

it's working just fine here

[baddog]

Most problems go away with a reboot.

Funny, my biggest problems have taken a court action to be rid of them.