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The first tab in Firefox is constantly loading and cannot be closed, although I can open mail or change websites in it, I can't do anything from the menu bar in that window.

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rcjolly@gmail.com
rcjolly@gmail.com
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No matter what site the first Firefox tab is on, the icon in the tab shows a constant loading. I can use the tab moving through mail or going through a website. However, I cannot use any menu buttons for that tab. I've tried setting that window to blank, but when I open it auto loads the last site visited in that window.

I'm in version 3.6.12 Windows XP

No matter what site the first Firefox tab is on, the icon in the tab shows a constant loading. I can use the tab moving through mail or going through a website. However, I cannot use any menu buttons for that tab. I've tried setting that window to blank, but when I open it auto loads the last site visited in that window. I'm in version 3.6.12 Windows XP

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statueofmike
statueofmike
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I've been having this problem, but just checked my themes and noticed I had an outdated/unsupported theme enabled without realizing it. The theme didn't work at all.

I enabled the default theme (which is what I thought was enabled already,) and haven't had the tab freeze again yet...

lythande
lythande
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I had the same problem. It looks like it's caused by the Aging Tabs ad-on. When I disabled it and restarted Firefox, the problem went away. Do others have the same add-on?