InformAction Forums

Giorgio Maone wrote:

Titus wrote:Yes is standard FF theme and the text lable was activated as dhouwn has written.

Sorry if I ask you again, but just to be sure, have you got any other extension installed? Any user style?

I have deinstalled FF13 and the profiles. After this I have new installed FF13 and than NoScript 2.4.4. No other addons or extantion installed.
I know it´s crazy. Never has this problem before!?

Do you see a similar problem anywhere else in any other application or at a different place in Firefox?

No problems anywhere. Under FF12 with NoScript all perfect.
I don´t know what I can do now. Seems like I go back to FF12 with NoScript or FF13 without NoScript.

It's too bad that no solution for my problem is available!
Btw my OS is Windows XP professional 32bit.

Did you try that -purgecaches I posted you? It helps, if code has changed anyhow and the browser runs not the changed code, but different code from a special cache. It may be so in your case or not, but as I wrote, a try doesn't hurt.

Mc wrote:Did you try that -purgecaches I posted you? It helps, if code has changed anyhow and the browser runs not the changed code, but different code from a special cache. It may be so in your case or not, but as I wrote, a try doesn't hurt.

Hi Mc, I have tried this, but no difference. The same as I have described!?
I have deinstall NoScript, because no solution in sight.

Was this the solution to all possibilities?
Nothing more? Too bad!

Apparently there is no help here for my problem.
Nobody seems it to interest.

Thank you for attention!

All browser settings are at defaults (after all you did create a new, clean Profile)?
The only extension installed is NoScript?
All NoScript settings are at their defaults (after all you did create a new, clean Profile)?
What does about:plugins looks like?

A font issue that is affecting FF13 & not 12?
(The missing texts are in italics.)
Perhaps something like this (from our very own but absent of late al_9x), Bug 754452 - synthetic italics under GDI causes spacing problems for tahoma.
There are a ton of font related Preferences (& a ton of font related bugs to go along with them .) Perhaps a hammer approach might yield something? Disable gfx.direct2d.disabled (or enable it if it is disabled)? Pick some others & give them a whir.

Other then defaults, have you allowed any domains?
If you have not, thinking you should not even be seeing doubleclick.net yet.
And if you have allowed heise.de in some fashion, then you should not be seeing all 3 of the Allow options.

If you restart XP in Safe Mode (with networking) does the problem persist?

therube wrote:Disable gfx.direct2d.disabled (or enable it if it is disabled)?

Would have been my first recommendation to him, had he been on Vista or Win7. But there is no Direct2d/Directwrite for XP, font rendering there is only done through GDI so the bug report you posted might go in the right direction.