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I normally always use Mozilla Firefox to browse, and have been using it on this site for ages. But since monday any link on here I click on, it goes to it, loads top 1/4 of screen, then stalls the browser for several minutes, then complete loading. Internet Explorer is fine though. Using Firefox 1.5 beta 1.

Could be Proxy issue as I'm at work, but IE and Firefox use same one.

There have been many reports on SAU about this problem.

The Problem is Using an Internet Explorer browser.

On the internet in the last few week there has been an Exploit floating around that exploits the IE browser on Invision fourm boards.

This problem is being intensly worked so the IE hole can be patched.

Using any other browser eg Firefox or Opera browser's will eliminate the danger of Microsoft Internet Explore Until Microsoft/invision Fix how this is Possible.

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