[Last updated 08/10/2009, Thu]
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Have you have the same problem as shown above? My friend once told me he had the problem. But then, I didn't experience it before, I don't know how to solve it.
Then one day, I got the same problem as him. I thought Firefox was corrupted. So I went to download a new copy of it. At the mean time I was waiting the download to finish. I launch Google Chrome to view Facebook. To my surprised, Google Chrome showed me the same problem.
I went to the side and think about it. I observed that I got this problem when I'm using a wireless broadband with a speed of 7.2mbps and when I used a wired connection with 100mbps, I didn't not get this problem ever. My conclusion is maybe the "data" did not download finish, that's why I got this display problem. At first, I use Ccleaner to delete the temp files, etc. The 1st few times, i managed to solve this problem. But sometimes, the problem still there. I even try F5 or refresh, which it did not work.
Solutions:
Press Ctrl + F5 and you will get the problem solve!
If still can't solve it and you are still using wireless, try changing the position of the
router/mobile broadband and Press Ctrl + F5.
Some things to think about:
Q: What’s the difference between hit “F5” and “Ctrl + F5” in browser?
A: F5 may give you the same page even if the content is changed, because it may load the page from cache. But Ctrl + F5 forces a cache refresh, and will guarantee that if the content is changed, you will get the new content by re-downloading the content.
References:
Tay Fu Zhong
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/385367/whats-the-difference-between-hit-f5-and-ctrl-f5-in-browser
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