Firefox 9.0.1 gives File not Found for any recipes on BBC.co.uk, either from that site or from Google, even in safe mode, although IE and earlier Firefox did

Firefox 9.0.1
Windows XP
Problem started with latest Firefox
IE 8 loads recipes fine from BBC food page, or Google

Try clearing the browser cache, if that fails clear any cookies relating to BBC sites. If you still have problems give examples of specific BBC recipes with url that you are unable to link to with Firefox 9.
See
*[[how to clear the cache]]
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