On 02/27/2015 12:11 PM, [email protected] wrote:
I'm running SeaMonkey 2.31 under Windows 7 Home Premium (Service Pack 1) on a
Toshiba Satellite L455 laptop with 4G of memory.
When I load a new web page - either by clicking hyperlink or bookmark or typing in URL -
and when I switch from one tab to anothre - only the 'top screen' of the page can be
read, and I have to click the 'reload' button to be able to scroll down and read the rest
of the page "below the fold".
This is annoying, and makes SeaMonkey a _much_ less useful program.
This seems to be a change with recent updates - this was not a problem until
three months or so ago.
This 'freezup' also happens when I put the computer into 'sleep mode' - upon
reawakening, the web pages loaded by SeaMonkey are again frozen and need to be
'reloaded'.
As I must work while commuting or in places without fast or reliable 'net
connections or WiFi, this is much more than just annoying.
How can I correct this problem ?
Thanks for your help with this.
Sounds like your problem is when working in places without fast or reliable
'net connections or WiFi, or resuming from sleep mode.
Don't know how you would correct that with SeaMonkey (or any browser) other
than getting a better connection.
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