iCloud is not starting – need help

[DaMechanic]

I was attempting to start the iCloud on my Firefox 3.6.9 which is running at the Ubuntu Desktop 10.04. When I try to start the iCloud then it shows me pulsating logo for some time and after that FF splits into the unsympathetic script warning. I tried to start that many of the times and all the times it does the same. Please tell me the proper solution for this. I searched for the solution of this on internet but not got the solution. I hope that I will get the answer from here.

[Bharat89]

There are many other browsers that you can use. I am using the Chromium and that is doing well. So if you think that it is the problem with the browser then you should also use that. Just search for this on goggle and download the installer for this. Install it on your computer and use that. See if that solves the problem. If it solves the problem then please post that back so that it will be useful to all other users who are searching for the same.

[Roxy_jacob]

icloud is working great with all the other browsers. I don’t know that why this is having the problem with the Firefox and especially in terms of the Applet which we require to depend on for XSLT engine to function consistent with standards. I have heard that Mozilla is improving the communication with Java and the browser and so, if you want then you can try to update that to Firefox 3.6.10 and see if that works for you.

[Henryosa]

My suggestion to you is to make use of the google Chrome that is also working good. But if you are getting the same there as well then you might have some problem with the plug-in. So if that is the case then my suggestion to you is to uninstall the Chrome completely from your computer and then install that over again. Make sure that you uninstalled that completely before installing that again. Than this, you should also check for the internet connection and make sure that it is properly connected.

[Sheenas]

What people estimated from iCloud was streaming cloud locker designed for the media collection: iCloud should scan the iTunes library and mechanically mirror them on an essential server, permitting you to stream some song you owned for some device that is owned devoid of being bothered through local storage. It scans as well as matches the iTunes library within cloud but there is no streaming and if you desire to listen to an album which not on the iPhone otherwise iPad, then you will have to download it as of the cloud onto the device.

[Ricky58]

It just means that the songs will be analyzed and replaced with the tag "best" to hear versions. In addition to transmission, you will not get the access to the slopes. I also wonder what Apple does with the data it collects from the music collections of people. If someone with 30 GB of songs get copied is in the cloud, does this mean BSA audits style music collections? I'm in no doubt that the RIAA would like to know what people contain on their MP3 collections.