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Le thread ibilondoloziwe. Nceda ubuze umbuzo omtsha ukuba ufuna uncedo.

I comment on controversial news articles, firefox no longer shows relevant news articles, when compared to the News section of IE it shows all news.

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dadjamey
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Open yahoo and click the News tab in IE, and do the same for Firefox. IE displays real news but Fire fox is now displaying a watered down news and absolutely nothing of a controversial nature.

Open yahoo and click the News tab in IE, and do the same for Firefox. IE displays real news but Fire fox is now displaying a watered down news and absolutely nothing of a controversial nature.

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philipp
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hello dadjamey, firefox is just a browser and displays the site as it is received from a webserver (yahoo in your case) - if you have questions about the content served to you, you'd have to approach yahoo's support since only they control what news stories show up on their site. things might be different between browsers when you are signed in to the site with an account on one of them but not the other...