Had a similar problem with FF - where FF would not shut

down properly so had to do alt cont del and force it to shut before could re open. It was basically a memory leak problem with the browser caused by an add on that was not compatible.
Try disabling all your add ons and see if problem persists. If it clears it you just need to track down which add on is causing the problem.

Posted By: Pixelman on March 5th 2013 at 12:49:53

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On Vista and Windows 7, does anyone get that issue where you click on a (General Chat) - pants, Mar 5, 12:02:07
- I done Braeburns this week but they're powdery!!!! (General Chat) - CB41, Mar 5, 12:50:31
- Had a similar problem with FF - where FF would not shut (General Chat) - Pixelman, Mar 5, 12:49:53
  - Def disable any browser plugins. (n/m) (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Mar 5, 13:01:14
- No. Specifically, which browser? (n/m) (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Mar 5, 12:05:27
  - On 7, it's firefox, say I click log in on banking, in the morning it will load (General Chat) - pants, Mar 5, 12:12:24
    - I've had that in firefox too.... (General Chat) - Thomo, Mar 5, 12:35:44
      - Yeah, done that, it doesn't fire up again (General Chat) - pants, Mar 5, 13:24:11
    - Hmm. Firefox has had big memory leak problems in the past, and script-heavy sites exacerba (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Mar 5, 12:17:03
      - this ^^^^ and what I say above. Had the same and (General Chat) - Pixelman, Mar 5, 12:51:32
    - *at home (General Chat) - pants, Mar 5, 12:12:38

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