Re: Strange behavior

*Lloyd Dettering* has beseeched us, for our collective edification, to ponder 
this:

[delirious paranoia snipped]

> The NSA and its sycophantic stooges in Canada, the CSA and the
> R.C.M.P. have computers that can monitor all telephone or PC in the world,
> looking for key words of interest to them.


Put down the bong and just walk away, son.

-- 
Reverend Ozone

"I reject your reality and substitute my own"
Adam Savage - "MythBusters" (Discovery Channel, U.S.) 

You're all a bunch of ignorant nerds! All the anti-spyware and anti-virus, 
anti-keylogger, anti-trojan software ain't going to help protect your 
computers from the government's spying! They can access your computers 
through the power outlet, through microwave, han radio, 
breaking-and-entering to place special microchips on your PCs, etc. There's 
a story of the little Dutch boy who plugged a hole in a dyke with his 
finger. The NSA and its sycophantic stooges in Canada, the CSA and the 
R.C.M.P. have computers that can monitor all telephone or PC in the world, 
looking for key words of interest to them. The only way you can defeat them 
is to overload their systems!
<stevererickson@gmail.com> wrote in message 
news:1161352370.723571.50200@f16g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> I'm running a web app developed in-house using Mozilla 1.7 for the Java
> Desktop and Solaris 10. Sometimes, after selecting a new page (by
> clicking a tab), Mozilla will continue to display the old page, yet the
> URL for the new page is displayed in the address space and, if I select
> View->Page Source, the
> HTML for the new page is displayed.  This phenomena occurs after a
> variable amount of time, clicking different tabs to display different
> pages - anywhere from 2 minutes or longer.  When Mozilla freezes on an
> old page, if I resize the browser window, the correct page will then be
> displayed.  However, thereafter, every time I click a tab, I have to
> resize the browser to get the page to render.
>
> I'm not sure if this issue is related to Mozilla, JavaScript or the
> Java Desktop, but thought I'd start here.
>
> Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.
>