Firefox can t display the lower part of the web page because it is too long and the screen is black.

Is this webpage yours? Did someone else do it for you?

This web page is too long and too large to be made like this. It is recommended to make a table of contents (reading guide) and display it in pagination through links. You said that the lower part of the black screen, that is the "blank" formed by the ** has not yet been completed.

Also, even if you change the browser, you can change it, so that someone else has to change the browser because they are browsing this website? The customer is God!

It can be solved perfectly with Firefox's IE tab plugin.

It's not a browser issue, it's a web design issue. Many conservative web designers still design according to the standards of a few years ago, but in reality, these are not W3C compliant. Don't mind.

If you have to see it, you can only use IE first, but this situation will improve with time and the improvement of the quality of Chinese designers. Keep supporting Firefox!

Firefox's flaws, let's change the browser.

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Use CTRL+F5 to refresh the page, clear the cache file of the browser key picker, and then reopen the page to try again. Check your computer's network connection.

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Open the Help --- Troubleshooting, reset the browser, if the whole interface cannot be displayed, click the Windows Start button, and select Run. In the Run dialog box, type: -p Click OK to create a new configuration file for the browser.

Or uninstall the browser and reinstall it.

Too much content, the memory and the CPU can't be processed, and the opening point is less.

1.Right-click on the desktop--- arrange the mouse --- lock the web project on the desktop Just remove the previous checkmark.

2.Right-click on "My Computer", left-click on "Properties", "Advanced", "Settings", then "Settings" in "Performance", select "Custom" in the "Visual Effects" tab, and then keep the tick in front of "Use shadows for icon labels on desktop", and then OK. Available for Windows XP and Windows 2003.

3.If not, right-click on the blank space of the desktop, click "Properties", click the "Desktop" tab, click the "Custom Desktop" button to the right, click the "Web" tab, delete all the ** in the box under the "Web page", and keep it unchecked before "Lock Desktop Project", OK.

If the memory is insufficient, upgrade the memory and you can solve the problem

Maybe your machine's configuration can't keep up.

Open 30 web pages?

What are you doing, it's a computer, not a god, running so many programs at once, and blaming the computer for not being normal.

You will only be able to use the computer normally yourself.

Then you just change the browser.,Why do you have to use Firefox?,I use the 360 browser.。

This issue is a common problem in Windows.

Basically, I think it's caused by FF explaining the overflow of the CSS on the page. The solution is usually to manually set this property to visible. But this method can only be used for posts that encounter problems, which means that if you encounter a problem, you must change it once, and if you encounter a hundred problems, you must change it a hundred times.

There is currently no one-size-fits-all solution.

So I think there is no solution to this general problem at the moment.

Solution: Open the browser options of your computer, click on the tools option in the upper right corner, and select [Internet Options] in the drop-down menu

Go to the Internet Options dialog box and click the [Advanced] tab on the upper menu bar.

Enter the advanced interface, find the multi** option in the settings list, and then check the [Display**] below it, and click Save.

re-register the component;

Click the Start menu in the lower left corner of the desktop, and click the Run option in the right menu.

In the pop-up dialog box, enter the [cmd] command and click to open the command prompt.

In the cmd command that appears, enter for %1 in (%windir% system32 *.).dll) do /s %1】

Click the Enter key, then click Start Registration, and wait for the registration to be successful and the problem solved.

My ff doesn't have this issue, so a, your ff version issue, bIf you have a configuration problem with your computer, FF will sometimes automatically stop loading when processing very large files to protect the program itself. IE does not have this function, for example, an endless loop in IE will continue to execute until IE crashes, and FF will try to execute, when it is found that the program is temporarily using too many resources, it will automatically stop and pop up a prompt.

Older versions of ff would show the ...... 0-50 and 51-100Show All] buttons.

Later, after the upgrade, there was no ** more often than a part of the display It is estimated that it is a problem with the settings.

Isn't the temp folder your limit too small.

Ctrl+F5 to refresh or go to the Firefox option to clear the cache and history.

This one came out with a 360 cleanup or something like that.