I have version 3.0.3 and seem to be experiencing the same issues on at least 2 different machines.
Some websites cause the browser to crash, resulting in all tabs and instances of firefox to be shut down. I have done some searching to find reports of this problem, but can’t find anything similar.
Some websites cause firefox to crash everytime (e.g. the online booking site for Air New Zealand) where as some other sites cause problems on some pages, but not others. I presume it is something like Flash content related.
I use FF3 on the Mac for most of my browsing needs - I had frequent crashes with 3.0, but those issues seem to have been resolved now. No problems with the 3.0.3.
Truant,
My firefox has also been playing up of late. I know it sounds a little paranoid, but perhaps there’s some kind of anti-Kiwi conspiracy at work. Yep, I’m talking about the “A” word.
[quote=“almas john”]Truant,
My firefox has also been playing up of late. I know it sounds a little paranoid, but perhaps there’s some kind of anti-Kiwi conspiracy at work. Yep, I’m talking about the “A” word.[/quote]
Bloody Aucklanders.
No, that’s just internal squabbling you fool. We’re too far from the corner dairy for that here mate - we’re on the world stage so keep it global bro. I’m talking about those bloody Australians.
classic - I’ll be using that sometime in the future.
No, that’s just internal squabbling you fool. We’re too far from the corner dairy for that here mate - we’re on the world stage so keep it global bro. I’m talking about those bloody Australians.[/quote]
Given the context, I guess the “A” word he was referring to was A, A, ah, ah, arse bandit.
Talking about As and that, how do Kiwis tell the vowels apart, anyway? Do they have to write them in the air, like the Taiwanese do with confusing characters?
Also, if you cross-breed a Kiwi and a Saffer, do you get someone with a complete set of vowels?
The convict wrote: [quote]Given the context, I guess the “A” word he was referring to was A, A, ah, ah, arse bandit. [/quote]
Obviously, if I mention anti-Kiwi, any “A” is referring to our marsupial cousins across the pond.
Once, when I was applying for a teaching job in Taipei, I was talking on the telling bone with the owner and manager (a foreign chap) and giving full vent to my passion for the bottle. After a while I thought that I might be overdoing my praise of the yeast Gods, so - skillfully using my supreme way with the English language that comes from years of writing and English teaching, told him, “I’m not an alcoholic.”
He recoiled in horror, then, gathering his wits explained, "We don’t use that word here. We just call it the “A word.”
And, to cut to the chaser, I got the job.
Oops, let’s keep it on topic. Christ! I think that bloody fox is on fire!
The Taffmeister wrote: [quote]Talking about As and that, how do Kiwis tell the vowels apart, anyway? Do they have to write them in the air, like the Taiwanese do with confusing characters?
Also, if you cross-breed a Kiwi and a Saffer, do you get someone with a complete set of vowels?[/quote]
