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Distribution: Onebase 2004-r2 | Updated through 6-10-04
Posts: 359
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scroll bars dissapear in firebird 0.7
everything was going fine.
untill i went to a website that needed a plugin to be viewed corectly.
i click yes, expecting it to install.
went through process, did all it said during flashplayer-install.
now my firebird has no up-down scrool bar or left-right scrool bar.
i guess this was done by the flashplayer plugin, but i dont know. ive uninstalled both plugin and browser, then reinstalled just firebire.
I remember I didn't download firebird because I remember reading it was still in the beta stages. Your problem is most likely a bug, so you should report it =) but you should read their faq to see if it isnt a bug but a known problem.
You beat me to telling him to delete the profile folder. lol I use Firebird and I have for a long time and I think it's great, beta or not. I love trying new versions of things though.
Oh yeah, let me stop rambling for a moment. Just go to your home directory and choose to view hidden/backup files and folders and delete the one named .phoenix and .mozilla. I haven't had the same problem so I can't help you out with the reasons. I use Gnome so if you use KDE, Window Maker, ICE WM, or another desktop type then it could possibly be that as well.
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