Updated to FF 39.0 and www.yahoo.com loads, but spins as if not loaded
Updated to FF 39.0 and www.yahoo.com loads, but spins as if not loaded, and bar never goes all way to right side of tab. If I press ESC, the circle stops spinning and the line on tabs goes away. From all appearance, the www.yahoo.com view good, only have the spinning circle and line going left to right on yahoo's tab. Things I tried that didn't change anything: 1. cleared cache, history and cookies and restarted FF 2. Tried safe mode and it acted the same 3. Rebooted- no help 4. www.yahoo.com loads fine in IE
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UPDATE --- I downgraded to FF 38.0.5 and it has the same problem, so this must be caused by a recent yahoo change and not FF upgrade to 39. Still would like fixed, but can just press ESC?
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