i sign in and can not click anything nothing will open to read. ff and ie work fine on the same machine. is this normal for everyone. also why does it force me to have to open my verizon emails in a new window where ff3 lets me view the email right on the verizon page. any ideas?? any settings that can be changed??
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hmm...I tested it now and Hotmail works for me.
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new view mode
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just tried again clicking on any emails does nothing i can not delete or move them or anything
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http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Chrome/thread?tid=79f7995f5fa55b12&hl=en
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Yes, yes. There was a fix for it in one of the dev. updates. Well not really a fix, but a temp. solution which made the site think the site was being viewed with Safari.
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anyway to get this fix now?? i am up to date with the newest dev build according to the web site and it still is not working
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Right-click the Google Chrome shortcut, click Properties, and paste the line above to the end of the Target field. -
I tried and it didn't work on both Chrome and "FF". Works great on Opera though.
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Same problem here (Iron)....Works fine in FF3 though.
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ff3 works for yahoo but not any more either for live mail now
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I also just tried it on Chrome and I have no problems with it. I can view my inbox, create and send messages, etc. -
not sure what the issue is. what version of chrome do you have??
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well its the dev build .42 i switched back to the .36 version and it all works fine yahoo and live work perfect now?? im not sure what they changed but .42 does not work for me with yahoo or live mail and it also does not work with fox it reader. with .36 i can open pdf's in chrome. with .42 it crashes chrome and i have to save them to disk and open them or i can not view them.
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umm well version .36 works just fine. its the dev build .42 that does not work
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The official version - no dev builds.
chrome will not let me read ms live hotmail
Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by zfactor, Dec 25, 2008.