Do this…
Open Firefox.
- Open a page like say, Three-By-Five. Or even here lol…
- Enable your Bookmarks Toolbar by right-clicking on the top menu toolbar and selecting ‘Bookmarks Toolbar‘.
- Remove all the buttons in it by right-clicking each and selecting ‘Delete‘.
- When you remove the last button there is, you’ll see the page bouncing up and down or more like a sinusoidal earthquake beat.
- Get rid of the Bookmarks Toolbar to stop this effect.
I tried this only on Firefox 2.0.0.1, don’t know if it works on other versions as well…
Any ideas why a blank Toolbar would make pages behave like this?
Ummm…
I tried that on my XP and SuSE 10.2
Nothhing Happened
Maybe its Vista-only-(un)feature !!
DJ
6 Feb 07 at 8:38 am
False Alarm
Doesn’t happen on 2.0.0.1(Win2k3)or on 2.0(XP)! Even on deletinga ll and adding Deleting all
As DJ sez, Vista isspecull!
YCR
6 Feb 07 at 1:37 pm
Dosen’t occur on my 2.0 . I think vista is not rock solid after all.
Jayahari
7 Feb 07 at 9:43 pm
Hmm yeh !
Yeh, I think Harsh got an iexplore error yesterday :p
DJ
8 Feb 07 at 9:45 am
nothing happened here too
Gaurish
8 Feb 07 at 10:53 am
well, when i just start firefox and type an address and press enter, the screen starts bouncing as you said. but it didnt work when i tried in that site. i think that it has got to be something with the theme.
sauron.saurabh
13 Feb 07 at 8:41 am
That’s why you need to be using Opera
Thanks for using my site as an example though. Maybe I’ll subtlely slip a link to your blog into one of my post some day
Tina
1 Mar 07 at 2:55 am
Actually I encountered it on your site
But I myself cant encounter it anymore, perhaps the increment recently got it fixed heh… or it was some other weird thing
Harsh J
1 Mar 07 at 7:41 pm
Hey,
Now it happens on mine too.
DJ
22 Apr 07 at 8:55 pm