Errors on google.com functionality.

[I Use Dial]

I'm running Firefox 3.6.8 in Windows 7 64-bit and I have the Microsoft Security Essentials running.

I have cleared the browser cache and history and I can't hit the 'enter' key to make new searches work and clicking the 'Search' button doesn't work, either. It works if I go to http://www.google.com/firefox, but then it doesn't work when I try to go to a 'Next' page of searches or if I click on the page number ('2', for example). It only happens with NoScript enabled, including having NoScript the only enabled extension.

This all seemed to start randomly, as I haven't done anything that would affect the browser, other than the recent update to 3.6.8.

[Giorgio Maone]

Does NoScript show any forbidden script for the Google page when this happen?
Can you see any Error message (red) in Tools|Error Console?

[I Use Dial]

NoScript does not report any blocked scripts on http://www.google.com.

The Error Console reports the following warning:

Warning: Unknown property 'zoom'. Declaration dropped.
Source File: http://www.google.com/
Line: 3

[I Use Dial]

I just installed the latest NoScript update and I am still experiencing the same problem.

[therube]

Longstanding thread on this ... let me see ...

Follow the links: Google Search Not Working ?

[001100]

I recently had this same issue.
I cleared Temp files and still nothing. I read in diff site that also mentioned cookies.

In firefox I went to

Tools--Options--Privacy

Press SHOW COOKIES button.

In search box, type Google
Then scroll down and delete the ones listed as google ( I had 13)
Press Close button, Press ok Options window
Now restart Firefox and it should work once again.

Hope this helps.

[I Use Dial]

I recently had this same issue.
I cleared Temp files and still nothing. I read in diff site that also mentioned cookies.

In firefox I went to

Tools--Options--Privacy

Press SHOW COOKIES button.

In search box, type Google
Then scroll down and delete the ones listed as google ( I had 13)
Press Close button, Press ok Options window
Now restart Firefox and it should work once again.

Hope this helps.

Hot diggity-dang that did it!

Thanks!

[I Use Dial]

I wish I could change this to not RESOLVED.

It turns out that deleting the cookies only fixes it for a short while, then it reverts back to no longer being usable.

[Alan Baxter]

I wish I could change this to not RESOLVED.

Done.

[Giorgio Maone]

It turns out that deleting the cookies only fixes it for a short while, then it reverts back to no longer being usable.

Could you try to find out which cookie exactly breaks the dial?
If you could, I could build a surrogate to automatically delete it...

[therube]

Are you using Session Restore?
Possibility that Session Restore is restoring session cookies (go figure) & that is mucking things up?

(Session Restore does restore session cookies.)