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Can i get a page to fully load instead of it loading more as i scroll down?

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Hi, If I got on a page on some sites, if there is a lot of content, I will scroll down so far, then firefox will load another page or so, then again it will kinda stop, while it shows it's loading the next part.

I understand, some sites, such as facebook would have so much, that to load it entirely would be mad, but other sites, where you know there maybe about 15 scrolls down, is there any way to tell firefox to just load it all?

There times i may want to search a page once it's all loaded, but I have to literally scroll right the way down untill the lot has loaded, because only then can i scrolls up and down it all.

I am not sure if theres any setting or add-on that for this, if anyone can please help?

Regards James

Hi, If I got on a page on some sites, if there is a lot of content, I will scroll down so far, then firefox will load another page or so, then again it will kinda stop, while it shows it's loading the next part. I understand, some sites, such as facebook would have so much, that to load it entirely would be mad, but other sites, where you know there maybe about 15 scrolls down, is there any way to tell firefox to just load it all? There times i may want to search a page once it's all loaded, but I have to literally scroll right the way down untill the lot has loaded, because only then can i scrolls up and down it all. I am not sure if theres any setting or add-on that for this, if anyone can please help? Regards James

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