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Gmail has been driving me crazy ever since upgrading to Firefox 1.5, particularly when trying to send a relatively large attachment. One of Gmail’s best features is the ability to send attachments that are up to 10 MB in size, but uploading a file of that size simply takes some time.
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I was getting so fed up with the sluggish unresponsiveness. I was going to throw my girlfriend's computer out the window!
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1. I had installed CalGoo 0.3 (google calendar program) today.
2. I began experiencing the user script error only after installation.
3. I had the error message on google searches only when I was signed in to my personalized Google site.
4. I disabled add-ons until I found that one add-on: Google Calendar Quick Add - was causing the problem.
I propose that, at least for some users, the interaction between CalGoo and Google Calendar Quick Add is causing the issue.
-Alex
1 year ago
Get the updated version of the Firefox add-on called Google Calendar Quick Add. Earlier versions of the add-on caused this error.
-Alex
1 year ago
12 months ago
I fixed it by going to the AdBlock Plus Preferences and right clicking the subscriptions, and choosing "update".
Now my mails will open again without having to go to the "basic HTML" setting of Gmail.
12 months ago
12 months ago
Adblock Plus was the problem thanks for the solution.
Percy
9 months ago
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