Sending an email in Outlook.com causes my browser, Firefox, to crash. When I hit the send button on an email, Outlook plays the animation that shrinks the email down and sends it off into the ether, and then at the end of the animation the browser closes
and pops up Mozilla's crash reporting dialog box.
This is a new development that I only noticed today. Prior to today there were no issues. I have not installed any new software.
Interestingly, the browser will not crash in certain instances depending on the size of the browser window. Specifically, if I resize the browser window small enough so that Outlook shows the name of the email recipient above the body of the mail instead of
to the left of the body, then the browser does not crash.
I am using the most recent version of Firefox. I have deleted the browser's cache. I have disabled all browser extensions and plugins. These efforts did not change the crashing behavior.
Specs:
Browser: Firefox 22.0
OS: Windows 7 Professional, Service Pack 1, 64-bit
The display on my live.com inbox is very poor. The letters are cut off so that only half the line shows and the lines run into each other. I know it is a browser issue since when I switch to Explorer (which I dislike) it displays fine. I am running the
current version of Firefox 21.0. Is there a fix for this?
Thanks!
original title: Display
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Just before the problem began yesterday I had clicked on "learn more" re the switch to Outlook (info that appears opposite the Hotmail sign in box). I didn't sign up, but I did look at that for a moment. Could it have had an effect? The last problem I had w/Firefox was resolved when you gave concrete steps to follow about my browser. Unfortunately, I don't remember. But I'm wondering if it could help me now. Thanks.
Just before the problem began yesterday I had clicked on "learn more" re the switch to Outlook (info that appears opposite the Hotmail sign in box). I didn't sign up, but I did look at that for a moment. Could it have had an effect? The last problem I had w/Firefox was resolved when you gave concrete steps to follow about my browser. Unfortunately, I don't remember. But I'm wondering if it could help me now. Thanks.
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Do we HAVE TO upgrade to outlook.com and stop using Messenger and upgrade to Skype? I'm only on dial up so Skype
doesn't work and with my version of windows i can't use messenger unless it's through Firefox and I know Skype won't work
through that at all! I want to stay with what I have and use messenger through Firefox, even then I only have 2 people on it so
what would be the point of having a Skype account? Not all of us can afford new computers
doesn't work and with my version of windows i can't use messenger unless it's through Firefox and I know Skype won't work
through that at all! I want to stay with what I have and use messenger through Firefox, even then I only have 2 people on it so
what would be the point of having a Skype account? Not all of us can afford new computers
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