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  1. DrazSalvaged from archive23 Jul 2006, 04:42
    why can't i see gif's??
  2. DrazSalvaged from archive8 Sept 2006, 05:05
    they wont move. they look like jpg's and shit
  3. TheCanadianSalvaged from archive8 Sept 2006, 05:23
    why can't i see gif's?? This might help Draz, Download this thingy, and it will load pictures faster and videos will run smoother, and it should fix your gif problem https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/1269/ It also blocks some pop-ups also... hope it works!
  4. TheCanadianSalvaged from archive8 Sept 2006, 19:03
    so... did it work?
  5. DrazSalvaged from archive9 Sept 2006, 21:59
    thanks. hold on lil cuz im 'bout to check it out
  6. DrazSalvaged from archive9 Sept 2006, 22:04
    still can't see the gif's move
  7. Ace1875Salvaged from archive9 Sept 2006, 22:23
    reinstall it
  8. DrazSalvaged from archive10 Sept 2006, 06:48
    I'll try that.
  9. Ace1875Salvaged from archive10 Sept 2006, 06:50
    sometimes downloading too many extensions will end up using a lot of memory, thus slowing your performance down and in turn hurt you then help you.
  10. DrazSalvaged from archive10 Sept 2006, 06:59
    I didn't work. thanks anyways
  11. Ace1875Salvaged from archive10 Sept 2006, 07:02
    ok a. Type about:config in the location bar b. Filter for image.animation_mode c. Change value to normal
  12. Ace1875Salvaged from archive10 Sept 2006, 07:02
    do you use Zonealarm? If so enable that bitch. http://img255.imageshack.us/img255/3486/zaanimationinstru…
  13. Ace1875Salvaged from archive10 Sept 2006, 07:04
    If you still cannot see the animation, some adblocking software is probably blocking it.
  14. Ace1875Salvaged from archive10 Sept 2006, 07:07
    If you have enabled network.http.pipelining (a "tweak" designed to improve page loading time), disable it in about:config by typing "pipelining" in the filter and right-clicking all entries and choosing Reset. (If you set this preference by editing the "user.js" file, remove this edit.) Some websites do not support pipelining, which may result in images not being sent. Clear your cache and cookies in Firefox "Tools -> Options -> Privacy" (under "Cache" and "Cookies" ) or in Mozilla Suite preferences (under "Advanced -> Cache" and "Privacy & Security -> Cookies -> Cookie Manager").
  15. DrazSalvaged from archive10 Sept 2006, 07:11
    yeah i use zone alarm
  16. DrazSalvaged from archive10 Sept 2006, 07:17
    If you have enabled network.http.pipelining (a "tweak" designed to improve page loading time), disable it in about:config by typing "pipelining" in the filter and right-clicking all entries and choosing Reset. (If you set this preference by editing the "user.js" file, remove this edit.) Some websites do not support pipelining, which may result in images not being sent. huh? where do i do all that?
  17. Ace1875Salvaged from archive10 Sept 2006, 07:23
    Location bar is the samething as Address bar/Url bar the place where you type http://www..... what not
  18. Ace1875Salvaged from archive10 Sept 2006, 07:28
    http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/6703/firefoxat6.jpg
  19. DrazSalvaged from archive10 Sept 2006, 07:36
    I don't see no reset button after I righ-click
  20. Ace1875Salvaged from archive10 Sept 2006, 07:37
    ok what about in image.animation_mode ? Is the value set at normal?
  21. Ace1875Salvaged from archive10 Sept 2006, 07:39
    You didn't tell me if you checked Zonealarm? is the animation enabled like my pic?
  22. DrazSalvaged from archive10 Sept 2006, 07:40
    http://img165.imageshack.us/img165/3959/edit200609101zq6.jpg same.
  23. DrazSalvaged from archive10 Sept 2006, 07:42
    You didn't tell me if you checked Zonealarm? is the animation enabled like my pic? yeah it looks just like your now
  24. Ace1875Salvaged from archive10 Sept 2006, 07:43
    If you are using anything to block ads (e.g Adblock, a hosts file, or security software), disable it. Some security software may block certain images by identifying them as "web bugs" or may stop .gif image animations. If you are using ZoneAlarm Pro or eTrust Firewall from Computer Associates, do the following to correct these problems: Open the Firewall Control Center. Select "Privacy" on the left tabs. Select "Custom" in the Cookie Control section. Uncheck the box for "Disable web bugs" in the "3rd Party Cookies" section. Select "Custom" in the Ad Blocking section. Uncheck the box for "Animation"
  25. Ace1875Salvaged from archive10 Sept 2006, 07:44
    You didn't tell me if you checked Zonealarm? is the animation enabled like my pic? yeah it looks just like your now So was it checked before?
  26. Ace1875Salvaged from archive10 Sept 2006, 07:47
    In some cases, a corrupt profile can cause images not to load. To see if this is the case, close your browser (if open) using "File -> Exit" and make sure it is not running in the background. backup your profile, then create a new profile. If it works, you can selectively copy back your important profile data to the new profile.
  27. DrazSalvaged from archive10 Sept 2006, 07:47
    thanks for the help...still aint workin no biggie though i'll just use my default browser whenever i wanna see any gif's
  28. Ace1875Salvaged from archive10 Sept 2006, 07:51
    NEVER GIVE UP SOLDIER!!! SON?!?! HELLOOOO!!!
  29. aLKIE_hOLICSalvaged from archive9 Nov 2006, 05:03
    NEVER GIVE UP SOLDIER!!! SON?!?! HELLOOOO!!! Hahahahahahahaaha!

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