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Webpage expired..

I keep getting  'the local copy of this webpage has expired' message when I am listing or when getting back to my selling page. I have to refresh the page every time. The only way I can get back to my page.  Anyone else had this problem? Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.

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I mainly use Firefox.

 

I use Chrome for this account, and the Avast version of Chrome for my other non-store account.

 

I find Firefox to be significantly faster than either version of Chrome.

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I think a lot of my issues with Firefox stemmed from my PC, which was very cheap, 4 years ago (read: not a lot of free resources, though it handles Chrome alright, which is a known resource-muncher). Smiley Embarassed Each new update that FF had, it would just get worse. The big tab spinner* would stall pages for up to several minutes at a time, occasionally crashing the browser, which was a real time killer as the main browser I use needs to able to switch between several tabs and have the pages be responsive, and with FF it became faster to close the browser and restart it if a tab was idle for longer than around 5-10 minutes. I tried every suggested fix, but nothing helped, and then the update they released, which caused me to download Opera, was one that resulted in FF always crashing every time I went to download something. 

 

 

 

*Which also happens to a degree with all browsers I've used, but Chrome reloads pages rather than basically kills them then attempts to recall them, and Opera is a lot faster at recalling and becoming responsive than FF ever was.

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@digital*ghost wrote:

@padi*0409 wrote:

 Firefox for my day to day eBay buying. online news etc where I've activated Firefox's Adblock plus to get rid of as much advertising as possible,


I'm just quoting this as a springboard for a general tip - Adblock Plus can use a lot of resources, and they allegedly were paid by some advertisers to allow certain ads through, so if Firefox is slow, or certain ads are still getting through, I'd recommend Ublock Origin. 


I'm actually using both Adblock plus and Ublock Origin on Firefox, and generally Ublock stops more than Adblock - though that might be because it gets to them quicker than Adblock.        

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