Corrupted Content error in Mozilla Firefox

[Tikoo]

Currently I am using the Firefox 7.0b1. This is the first time I am getting this kind of issue and I really don’t know what it means. When I try to open a particular website or webpage I am getting a error message saying that "Corrupted Content error”. Furthermore it is telling that the page which you are trying to open or view unable to shown due to an error in the data transmission. I have opened the same sites and pages in earlier version of Firefox and there I didn’t get any issues.

[Rhesa]

I have downloaded the portable version of FireFox to PortableApp and then I replaced the firefox.exe executable in C: \ Program Files \ Mozilla Firefox \ firefox.exe. Then I started the browser normally and the problem disappeared completely. Evidently it was slightly damaged or corrupted the executable replaced solved the problem. Before replacing the executable size and version I checked to make sure you replace the current version.

[Avikshit Sinha]

However, it is also true that everything I about FF7 and "Error: Damaged contents” find more leads in the direction of the header and content this information. Only the exact content information I can find there not the best of intentions. Now do not even know the feeling where the problem lies. In FF6 it does not occur. With FF7 and other sites with login, it will also not occur. Though on the computer there is now 8.0 beta on it.

[@bLERINA@]

Due to incorrect installation of an extension or an incompatibility with it, you can make the case appear in the status bar a gray bar with a new error message or red symbols. To solve this problem, you should disable your extensions one by one to find the problem.

[Baldwin]

Since Mozilla Firefox 1.5 has introduced a bug affecting some users at the time of installation. The size of the memory usage varies depending on the features that have the user's computer. To check if any of the supplements you have installed in Mozilla Firefox may be causing excessive memory usage, start Mozilla Firefox in Safe Mode (Not to be confused with Windows Safe Mode), if you notice that it has significantly reduced the use of try disabling memory extensions or themes that can cause this in a trial and error. Plugins can cause Firefox to use more memory than is due regardless of whether they are being used or not.

[LavinaD]

That it must be for a reasonable usability is the consequence of the fact that the box does NAT and permitting inward more than one host. As long as you enter any of the exposed host computer, the computer connected to the Internet can not be reached. This is one of the reasons why your statement lets you know that you are misinformed. Otherwise it would be so rich also configure the operating system and the software installed correctly, so as not to run vulnerable servers.

[Chopfyt]

Go to the FIREFOX SUPPORT HOME PAGE and there you have each and every one the information as well as solutions. There you can see a list of problems, but you click on View all Knowledge Base topics. There you will have a list of problems and solutions.

[Kiran25]

I've been downloading the latest version of Mozilla Firefox problems loading the page. At first I thought it was my fault that I did something wrong, but after another "New Download" of the previous and the new version, I slowly desperate... As soon as I open the browser, I get the message that the page will not load - it does not matter what!

[Sharanya]

This error is caused in most cases, in one of the occasions on which the browser has requested permission to execute scripts from the website, has denied this request. To solve this problem you need to modify your browser settings according to given instructions.