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There is something about Firefox & this site

What Firefox version are you using and on what OS?

I had site login problems with Firefox on my XP Pro. At version 54, or thereabouts, FF changed something fundamental and I had trouble with it on here. I rolled back a couple of versions and avoided that trouble.

Now that I'm on Windows 7 (with FF V58) I'm OK.
 
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