I always have to "try again" to get a website
"KickapooElectric" <[email protected]>
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Hi all. I'm using a PC running XP Home, with Firefox 1.0. Almost every single time I click a link, or type the address in, or click a bookmark, I sit there twiddling my thumbs until it times out, with the usual explanation given by my FF1.0, and I have to click the "try again" option. This delay takes about 7 to 10 seconds before it times out and gives me the message. But the thing is, when I click "try again", the browser goes straight to the website in a normal time period, ie, 1 to 3 seconds. I have the DNS Client service disabled, because it helps my ad blocking Hosts file run better, and I've had it disabled for years, thru several different browsers, so I assure you that's not the problem. Does anyone have any ideas why I almost always have to try twice to get any website? Thank you very much for any help. +~KE~- P.S.- I have done some about:config experimenting in the past but I can't pinpoint if this started right after I had modified any preferences or not. But I've really only done a very small amount of pref modification, and only on the suggestion of someone that I considered a knowledgeable source (usually printed).