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Saturday 19 July 2008, 7:54 PM

Facebook Bans Firefox 3

Posted by roger andre

Ok this is the issue.

Because I dared to try and access facebook with firefox 3, and all the cookies disabled,
it won't let me back on there with firefox ever again, even though all the cookies have been
enabled again!! Everything is still working fine with the release candidate of IE 8 though.

What kind of people are we dealing with here? Or indeed, what kind of coding? or maybe it's
all down to eratic electronic behaviour, and no one is responsible.

Here's another thing, ever since updating to ff3, my macafee site adviser has failed to work.
Yes I will tell the relevent people, but all this has kept me on IE8 (which is a joy to use).
Is there any chance that microsofts tiny stake in facebook has anything to do with the firefox
on my rig being barred forever? Anyone else had this issue?

Yes I will reinstall ff3, I'm just very curious as to what is going on here, and why it may be
going on!

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