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FIREFOX 56.0 prints completely blank pages on any printer

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About an hour ago I received a message that a new version 56.0 was available for update. I installed the new version.

Everything seemed OK until I tried to print from some web pages. It gives no error messages but the print previews and print output is completely blank. This happens on 2 different printers. An EPSON WF-3620 an an HP OFFICEJET 8610.

I can login to my CHROME browser and print to both of these printers with no problems at all.

I need help as soon as possible on how to fix this problem

About an hour ago I received a message that a new version 56.0 was available for update. I installed the new version. Everything seemed OK until I tried to print from some web pages. It gives no error messages but the print previews and print output is completely blank. This happens on 2 different printers. An EPSON WF-3620 an an HP OFFICEJET 8610. I can login to my CHROME browser and print to both of these printers with no problems at all. I need help as soon as possible on how to fix this problem

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The problem was solved by resetting printer margins in prefs.js. Something in the latest Firefox must have caused the problem. I have no idea how these strange values were set. I changed all of them to 0.5 and everything now seems to be OK.


.print_margin_bottom", "-1491308.125"); .print_margin_left", "0.300000011920929"); .print_margin_right", "0"); .print_margin_top", "-1491308.125");

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