Firefox and Warpath links.

I hate to start a thread about this but I could use some help.

I stopped using IE for security reasons and switched to Firefox. When I tried to watch Dallas vs.Redskins highlights someone posted it took almost 5 minutes to show up. When it does appear it works fine but just takes forever.

I've Googled my ass off trying to find a fix but no luck.Any help would be greatly appreciated.

It took so long because it is a large file, and it had to be downloaded before it could be viewed. I would recommend the download statusbar plugin for firefox.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/26

Moving this to the Playbook forum

It took so long because it is a large file, and it had to be downloaded before it could be viewed. I would recommend the download statusbar plugin for firefox.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/26

I'll try this add on. Thanks.

Just kinda threw me because all my media links open instantly with IE. I thought it may be a setting in Firefox that could be changed.

Right click and save to your computer. View from your hard drive so you don't have to download it each time.

Try this out:
Step-By-Step Guide: Embedded Windows Media in Firefox - MozillaZine Forums (http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?t=206213)

Right click and save to your computer. View from your hard drive so you don't have to download it each time.
+1. It's much easier to download to PC and watch...

And here is a list of Firefox extensions I have that are great:
*Adblock Plus
*Copy Plain Text (allows copy and paste without the formatting)
*ForecastFox (Weather at your fingertips in the bottom right hand corner of the browser)
*meebo (log onto multiple IM clients through one interface)
*IE Tab or IEView (allows you to see links in IE without having to open IE)
*Google Toolbar for Firefox

+1 for IEView

The only others I use (and couldn't use Firefox without):
* BugMeNot (database of login IDs for free sites to avoid registration)
* Foxmarks (syncs bookmarks across all computers)

+1. It's much easier to download to PC and watch...

And here is a list of Firefox extensions I have that are great:
*Adblock Plus
*Copy Plain Text (allows copy and paste without the formatting)
*ForecastFox (Weather at your fingertips in the bottom right hand corner of the browser)
*meebo (log onto multiple IM clients through one interface)
*IE Tab or IEView (allows you to see links in IE without having to open IE)
*Google Toolbar for Firefox

And if you have the slightest interest or knowledge of web design/development, Firebug is the coolest Firefox plugin ever made.

The Web Developer toolbar is pretty handy too.