Script problem in browser

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  1. groeswenphil

    groeswenphil

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    Anybody else get this? On certain sites the page takes a while to load then shows a message that reads:-

    A script on this page is busy or may have stopped responding.
    You can stop the script now or wait to see if it completes.

    [​IMG]

    Any ideas?
    Phil
     
    groeswenphil, May 19, 2009
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    RockDoctor

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    It's not AA1-specific; I've seen it on my desktop system too. Not sure which distro; desktop has Fedora (9, 10, Rawhide), Ubuntu (Intrepid, Jaunty), and Puppy (4.06, 4.11)
     
    RockDoctor, May 20, 2009
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    m4xr8d

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    It's been a fairly common error since Firefox 1.5. It happens on pages that are loading a lot of scripts or if you are experiencing slower internet connections. Pretty simple fix.

    Go to about:config
    Find the value dom.max_script_run_time.
    Double click
    Enter a number greater than what is there. I've got 20 in mine.
     
    m4xr8d, May 20, 2009
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  4. groeswenphil

    groeswenphil

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    Sorry.................where do you type in these instructions?
    Phil
     
    groeswenphil, May 21, 2009
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    m4xr8d

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    In your address/url bar. A simple Google can give this information.
     
    m4xr8d, May 22, 2009
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    groeswenphil

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    Working now. Big thanks.
    Phil
     
    groeswenphil, May 22, 2009
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