Works for me, but I don't use it, never heard of it, and have no personalized
content.
I'm using Google Calendar, G-Mail, Remember the Milk, Bookmarks, and a
variety of RSS feeds.
On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 9:49 PM, Melchert Fruitema <mel.n...@hccnet.ppppmf>
wrote:
> On 27-03-2008 10:03 CET, Melchert Fruitema composed this enchanting
> statement:
> > On 26-03-2008 21:31 CET, bruce composed this enchanting statement:
> > waiting...
> >
> no crashes here.
>
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> Kind regards,
> Melchert
>
> (MacOS 10.3.9 / Firefox 2.0, Thunderbird 2.0)
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Girls are like Internet domain names, the ones I like are already taken.
I seem to have fixed it (although I have no idea why it fixed it).
Here's what I did:
After starting up firefox (and going to the netvibes page) I clicked
the delete button (the X in the top right corner) on my Remember the
Milk widget. Then I left it at the confirm deletion screen until
netvibes finished loading everything else. Then I clicked cancel so
that I wouldn't actually delete it. Now it works fine. I don't know if
it would have worked for any widget, but it's possible.
Anyways, i think i found the root cause. I tried what Tom Sweeney
suggested and it did not work for me but i did a few tests and
confirmed that the problem does lie with the 'remember the milk'
widget. For now, the only solution I have is to remove the widget.
Once removed netvibes works fine on this latest version of Firefox.