If I visit a Web page that requires WMP or Shockwave to work properly (i.e. graphics, games, etc.), it will freeze the Firefox browser, not the computer, just the browser. If I visit the same sites with IE, it will work, but the graphics are "jerky" - it looks like they stop and start and do not run in a smooth action. I have an older computer running Windows 98 on a Pentium III 800 MHz processor with 256 MB RAM. Is this because of my old hardware or a flaw in the graphics software or a flaw in the browser's software, or a combo of the above? Any advice on how to get good working graphics woth Firefox? Thanks.
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4 responses so far ↓
1 piratefishfingers // May 11, 2008
Its because of your rediculous hardware.
Im surprised your computer can support a modern operating system never mind running any programs.
Its amazing you can even start firefox, and no wonder that it doesnt want to run plugins.
2 Mary P // May 11, 2008
It's the hard wear.
3 THIS BOB // May 11, 2008
Firefox should be able to answer all your questions. They are
very helpful. But it sounds to me like your computer, needs a
up grade.
4 afrowoman peace and love // May 11, 2008
I think it's time for you to consider an upgrade.
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