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Firefox takes up to 5 minutes to connect to any website

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Hi,

Starting from yesterday firefox takes a really long time to connect to any site. When I'm lucky the site will load in 40-50 seconds, compared to less than 5 on any other browser. Also, even though I already connected to the page, it takes again a long time to refresh.

What I tried :

Firefox in safe mode Manually configured DNS in Firefox because I thought the DNS server was taking too long to respond Disabled Hardware acceleration Firefox reset Firefox dev clean install (with local and roaming subfolders renamed) Firefox clean install PC restart Connection via Proxy Antivirus scan

The only option I see next is a system reinstall, which I don't want to do.

Any ideas will be greatly appreciated. Regards, Diez

Hi, Starting from yesterday firefox takes a really long time to connect to any site. When I'm lucky the site will load in 40-50 seconds, compared to less than 5 on any other browser. Also, even though I already connected to the page, it takes again a long time to refresh. What I tried : Firefox in safe mode Manually configured DNS in Firefox because I thought the DNS server was taking too long to respond Disabled Hardware acceleration Firefox reset Firefox dev clean install (with local and roaming subfolders renamed) Firefox clean install PC restart Connection via Proxy Antivirus scan The only option I see next is a system reinstall, which I don't want to do. Any ideas will be greatly appreciated. Regards, Diez

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FredMcD
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Have your ISP test your service.

Start your Computer in safe mode with network support. Then start Firefox. Try Safe websites. Is the problem still there?

http://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/Linux+Safe+Mode Starting Any Computer In Safe Mode; Free Online Encyclopedia