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When I initially go to the page I can fill in the colourizer, but when I select an alternative kite design (eg Gemini) all I get in the colourizer window is plain blank white.
I did the first one, then selected the Gemini, and I got a plain, white kite to color. Seems to be working for me using Slackware64-13.0 and Firefox 3.5.2
I did the first one, then selected the Gemini, and I got a plain, white kite to color. Seems to be working for me using Slackware64-13.0 and Firefox 3.5.2
Thank's for that report.
I'm actually with slackware 12.1 (fully patched) and a self-compiled Firefox 3.5.3.
It could be due to many things e.g. Firefox preference settings. That's why I am asking for a few reports to point me in the right direction.
Right, just to exclude my own compiled Firefox being the cause of my problem, I have download the pre-compiled binaries from Mozilla for Firefox 3.5.2 and Firefox 3.0.0.14. I still get the same problem with both these Firefox versions.
If I manually enter the url for any of the alternative 'colourizer' pages into the address bar of Firefox then the page displays correctly. It seems that with my 'set-up' there is a problem when I switch from one page using Java to another using Java.
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