Remember to clear your cache - my problems stuck around until after I cleared it. I haven't tried this, but one way round this might be to use a different cache directory for mozilla ( I think you can now specify this in the cache preferences). This could keep them from overlapping if this is indeed the problem.
Cheers! Shawn Shawn wrote: > This is a stab in the dark since I haven't look at this in detail, > however I have encountered the same issue. It seems to be an issue when > running Netscape 6.2x and Mozilla on the same machine. I would assume > they are using 2 slightly different cache methods. > > When I encountered this - I notice right away it was when I ran both > together. I tested this by closing both, clearing my Mozilla cach and > all went back to normal. I then reopened Netscape 6.2x, browsed around > a bit and the problem immediately re-appeard. > > Try it out - I'm pretty sure this must be your issue. > > Cheers, > Shawn > > Jason A. Lefkowitz wrote: > >> Hello all! >> >> I've been using and enjoying Mozilla since the first public builds, and >> it's been amazing seeing how far it has come over time. I have, >> however, encountered one nagging issue ever since release 0.9.7 or so >> that I've been unable to resolve. So, I decided to come to the >> experts :-) >> >> The issue is this. On sites that I visit frequently, I find that >> after awhile Moz seems to stop loading both images and linked >> stylesheets when it loads the page. This seems to happen after I've >> had the PC up and running for awhile, but it doesn't seem related to >> the amount of time I've had the browser open itself -- completely >> shutting down the browser and re-starting it doesn't alleviate the >> problem. (Rebooting the PC sure seems to, though.) I can only see >> the items linked from the page by doing a hard reload (Shift-Ctrl-R) >> -- a simple reload doesn't seem to cut it. >> >> The fact that the problem seems related to system uptime leads me to >> suspect some kind of memory leak somewhere, but I'm no expert on those >> sorts of things. Has anyone else encountered this kind of problem >> before? I'm running Netscape 6.2.1 on the same machine (to get the >> AOL Mail access that's built into the mail client) and it doesn't have >> the problem. Maybe there's a conflict inherent in having NS and Moz >> on the same box? >> >> For reference, here's my system configuration: AMD Duron 950, IWILL >> XP333 motherboard, 256MB DDR200 RAM, Asus GeForce2 GTS video card, IBM >> Deskstar 30GB HD, Windows 2000 Professional. >> >> Thanks in advance for any help you can provide! >> >> -- Jason Lefkowitz >> > >
