kyle747
join:2008-04-09
Orleans, ON
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Re: Problem with Google Homepage
It doesn't seem to matter what version of FF I use v2 or v3 has the same problem. Interesting to hear that others have had the same troubles.
Frustrating that I can't find any existing troubleshooting threads on the web. I will post something in google forums if I can't solve it. |
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clee
join:2006-08-12
Toronto
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Couldn't stand FF3, that browser was crashing like no tomorrow. Pure garbage if you ask me, and I've reverted back to FF2.
Although that's not on topic, just thought I'd share 
Never had any problems with Google though. |
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basquiat
join:2008-04-04
Montreal, QC | reply to kyle747
I have the exact same problem and it only seemed to start when I switched to FF3. I find that I have to refresh iGoogle like 30 times in order for it to display properly. Let me know if you find a solution. |
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Adam20
Premium
join:2007-07-19
Sarnia, ON | reply to kyle747
how can you be using 2&3, once you update to 3 2 is removed.
That being said perhaps its an issue with 3, try downgrading back to 2, and that should fix it. |
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kyle747
join:2008-04-09
Orleans, ON | reply to kyle747
Yes, the page loads correctly if I keep refreshing, but it is annoying to the point of being unusable. Sometimes I have to hit refresh 4 or 5 times to get the CSS loading.
I'm using FireFox 2 & 3
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andrewhaji
Premium
join:2002-03-02
North York, ON | reply to kyle747
Are you using Firefox? This has happened to me once or twice. Just hit "Reload" and Firefox will style the page correctly. |
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kyle747
join:2008-04-09
Orleans, ON
| I have a problem with my customized google homepage, and I wonder if anyone else has experienced something similar.
I have a number of RSS feeds on my google homepage - when I load the page the information from the feeds is displayed in a raw form - it's as if the CSS used to format the page does not arrive and the information is all over the place on the page. This occurs on multiple computers inside my network.
I've scanned extensively with spybot search & destroy and my symantec virus scanner but the machine(s) seems clean.
If anyone has any suggestions please let me know. |
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