Firefox browser taking so long to print html report

I am using Firefox 18.+ version on Windows XP machine. My application is reporting tool. Whenever I try to print the html report, the firefox browser is taking close to 4min to start printing the page. The same report getting printed in Crome browser within few seconds. IE browser is taking close to 30 seconds. I tried followed the steps provided by the Mozilla support team
(https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/fix-printing-problems-firefox?esab=a&s=slow+printing&r=0&as=s ).
But there is no improvement. I verified that the printer has no issues, only in Firefox its taking very long time to send the document to printer.
Thanks for your help.

I'm not sure we can investigate this properly without access to the report, which I assume is not readily available to the public...
Could you test in a "clean" Firefox profile and see whether you can replicate the problem there? To do that, use the profile manager:
* Exit Firefox
* Start > Run > firefox.exe -P {ENTER}
* Create a new profile with the default location setting
* Start Firefox in the new profile and try to print
Any difference?
To switch back to your normal profile, exit Firefox, restart the profile manager and start up in your regular profile. You can return to your previous point using History > Restore Previous Session (assuming it was not a private session).

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