How strange. This same problem happened at the other shipping web site,
fedex.com. After updating Adobe Flash, problem solved. If you find that Flash
was the culprit, what version?Meanwhile, I imagine any Flash problems while
visiting either ups.com or fedex.com is just a coincidence.----- Original
Message -----From: [email protected]: Thursday, February 12,
2009 1:55 pmSubject: Re: [mhvlug] Internet relatedTo: [email protected]>
Quoting Burt :> > > That said when ever I attempt to access any UPS web site it
> causes > > the browser to colaps. > > I've sometimes had Flash crash Firefox.
UPS does use Flash on > their site. You> could try uninstalling Flash via
your distro's software > management utility, then> restart Mozilla. Or if you
installed Flash via the tar file > from Adobe's site,> you can just move the
.so to a safe place. You can probably > find it at: > >
~/.mozilla/plugins/libflashplayer.so> > or > >
/usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/libflashplayer.so> > > If ups.com no longer causes the
crash after removing the plugin, > then Flash was> the culprit. I would then
try updating the version of Flash you > are using.> > > -Chris>
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