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When replying to your comment, I was able to view the EE website and navigate but there are several lines of header information showing at the top. &nbsp;I have Firefox 2.0.2.<br />
By extensions, do you mean add-ons? &nbsp;If so, I have DOM Inspector 1.8.1 and Talkback 2.0.<br />
After scrolling a few times on this page, the header disappeared, but will likely be there again when I re-open Firefox.
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When replying to your comment, I was able to view the EE website and navigate but there are several lines of header information showing at the top.  I have Firefox 2.0.2.
By extensions, do you mean add-ons?  If so, I have DOM Inspector 1.8.1 and Talkback 2.0.
After scrolling a few times on this page, the header disappeared, but will likely be there again when I re-open Firefox.

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On further investigation, &nbsp;the header information relates to a banner ad that hasn't loaded. &nbsp;This only happens when I use the EE email link notifying me that there's a response to my question. &nbsp;The source code problem also only occurs when I follow the links from the email notice from EE.<br />
Otherwise, both normal and Safe Mode work.
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On further investigation,  the header information relates to a banner ad that hasn't loaded.  This only happens when I use the EE email link notifying me that there's a response to my question.  The source code problem also only occurs when I follow the links from the email notice from EE.
Otherwise, both normal and Safe Mode work.

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When using the Firefox browser to access ExpertsExchange, I am placed in View Source Code mode. &nbsp;Under View &gt;&nbsp;View Source Code, the item is not selected. &nbsp; Other websites work fine.
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When using the Firefox browser to access ExpertsExchange, I am placed in View Source Code mode.  Under View > View Source Code, the item is not selected.   Other websites work fine.

Placed in Source Code when connecting to ExpertsExchange URL

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