Facebook not looking correct on Firefox 3.6.18

Hi!
Facebook page looks weird on Firefox 3.6.18. There are small rectangles that appear around "like" and "comment" options for posts. This rectangle also appears between "Top News" and "Most recent" links on the Facebook homepage.
See the screenshot at:
[http://img217.imageshack.us/img217/4774/unledadm.png link text]

The problem seemed to be fixed now. It seems the problem was with the website and they have fixed it

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>
> Thanks in advance
>
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