WTF?!? Comedy central's "motherload" crashes Firefox.

[Greyhound]

I can't even go to their site now without Firefox crashing.

Am I alone or are others experiencing Daily Show withdrawal?

[Deep13]

1. Wasn't that a movie in the '80s with Clint Eastwood?

[originalpckelly]

3. I thought they stole that plane...

it was cool looking though.

[Greyhound]

7. Damned dislexia...

:rofl:

[Atman]

2. Firefox2?

All sorts of weird things seem to crash it for no apparent reason. If I launch Safari while Firefox2 is running, Firefox tends to go down.

:shrug:

Fortunately for the new "restore session" feature.

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[Greyhound]

5. 1.5.0.7 n/t

[MADem]

4. Those bums have taken their clips off YouTube. Stupid move on their part.

I suggest you send them an email to that effect, and urge everyone you know to do the same. YouTube is free advertising, they need to get with the program and embrace it.

[Greyhound]

6. I was trying to when I found that I can't even go to their site.

Apparently they've got some elements that use motherload of crap on the home page and it crashes the browser.

[malaise]

8. Mine works fine. n/t

[Commie Pinko Dirtbag]

9. I just watched a Jon Stewart video there. Firefox 2.0 on Linux. -nt

[Redneck Socialist]

10. Works fine for me. n/t

[HarukaTheTrophyWife]

11. It doesn't crash mine. I'm running Firefox 2.0 on Mac OSX 10.3.9

:shrug:

[Greyhound]

12. Got it, I think, just before the last crash the ActiveX dialog popped

up. Oh well, I guess I'll have to live without Comedy Central on line now.

[silverojo]

13. It also crashes Opera

I guess they're only satisfied with stupid people who'll use Internet Explorer, and happily allow their PC's to become infested with spyware. :rolleyes:

[Nay]

14. I'm OK and I'm using Firefox.

[SouthernBelle82]

15. It might not be

Comedy Central. Lately when I am just doing something online with Firefox and it'll just freeze for no reason. Luckily with the new version I have now if that happens I just have to restore the last session.