Okay, apparently I've lost it here.

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  1. spy1

    spy1 Registered Member

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    What in the world is this stuff? Is it really there? Am I spending too many hours in front of a monitor? :eek:
     

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  2. Marja

    Marja Honestly, I'm not a bot!!

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    UMmm, I don't see it?!? Maybe it's just for YOU!:D :)

    Marja:cool:
     
  3. spy1

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    It must be - it's across the top bar on everything! <g> Hmm - except this page where I'm replying.

    If I were a drinking man, I'd be worried! :D Pete
     
  4. Blackspear

    Blackspear Global Moderator

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    I'd clear your cache and reboot, I had the same trouble over the weekend after being on that Golf site that's infected...

    Cheers :D
     
  5. Marja

    Marja Honestly, I'm not a bot!!

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    o_O Wish I were more help!! Maybe Spy2? :)
     
  6. dog

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    Hi Pete, ;)

    Are you using FireFox ATM? and did you do the speed tweaks?

    I believe both answers are Yes. :D If that is correct.

    Trottle back the Settings to:


    Or use this Extension to do it manually -> https://addons.update.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php?application=firefox&id=327

    If you created: nglayout.initialpaint.delay delete its value.

    Then Clear your cache ... and either use "Ctrl" + "F5" -or- close/reload FireFox.

    HTH, ;)

    Steve

    Ps. The default settings are: (This can be done manually or use the extension above to reset them)



     
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    Steve - Thanks, I'd noticed it was happening on FireFox just since I changed the settings - I just didn't know which ones to change back.

    I'm a little un-clear about what you mean by this one, though: "If you created: nglayout.initialpaint.delay delete its value." The value I have in there is already zero (from where I changed it - 0 - it says it's a "User set - Integer). Do I just right-click it and "Reset"?

    Thanks! Pete

    *Yeah, that did the trick - all my little smiley faces are gone. Yo' da' man!
     
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    spy1, please don't be mad and I do not mean to belittle your problem there,

    with the humangous amount of grinning smileys there....but.....but...LOL

    Your reaction..........I couldn't help but laugh my behind off !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Lololol ! :D :D :D :D :D




    Sorry. http://us.i1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/mesg/emoticons6/71.gif
     
  9. Infinity

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    you are seriously infected with the spy1 worm.

    and I see it could been prevented by updating one of your security apps. lol
     
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    Oh my gosh.

    LOOL !!!
     
  11. spy1

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    <g> What can I say? I got a pretty big grin out of it myself! Pete
     
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    That is good. There's nothing like a bit of humor. ;)
    And apparently your problem is solved...yes?

    Even more reason to grin - now ! :D :D :D


    ;)
     
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    LOL, well it looks like your software is trying to tell you something :D

    NOD32 will do that occassionally when the IMON is set to 'higher efficiency' for the browser.. it does it far less freqently now than it used to, but once in a while it still happens to me. This probably doesn't exclude the speed tweaks, though. I'd imagine that the more connections there are for NOD to check, the higher the likelyhood of something happening.
     
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    I don't see how that is a Fx setting issue. I have mine maxed out without issue.

    what's this? -
     
  15. Firefoxguy

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    Not yet anyway.
     
  16. nadirah

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    Split vision? You must have stressed your eyes out! :eek:
    Or your browser's cache is too full?
     
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    no13 Retired Major Resident Nutcase

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    Wouldn't YOU like to know?
    Since you're NOT a drinkin' man... you should be more worried... ;) :D
    *How many fingers am I holding up?*
     
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    never, since Oct 2002 (member of the old Mozillazine forum - not that it has anything to do with this but i've been using "Gecko" for a long time)
     
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