Firefox crashes when replying to Outlook Web Access 97

When trying to reply to a message in Outlook Web Access 97 , it crashes and will not restart. At times it works, but other times it doesn't and I have to go to Safari to use Outlook.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Jeff

Please give me the crash report ID. Press '''CTRL+ L''' to Go to the address bar then type '''about:crashes'''.
Copy and paste the entire page here and I will be able to figure out your problem

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