Firefox freezes frequently when saving a web page.

Hello.
Around 80% of chances when I'm saving a web page, Firefox freezes and nothing works (such as close tabs, reload the page, etc), what I have to do is open the Task Manager and end the process of FF then restart it.
I have this problem for a long time after using FF 4.0 beta (include the latest beta 11), as the beta will end soon. I would like to ask if anyone having this problem too?

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On Sat, 19 Jan 2008, David Powers wrote
>However, you are very selective in your quote. Michael
goes on to say
>(and I agree with him on this point):
>
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units of measure
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Michael Bowers
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in pixels
because that's the only unit the OS can use to put something
on screen.
I can't see where you get the idea that either Michael Bowers
or I have
said that there is a unit "defined as 1/72 of a logical
inch". Every
Windows program written takes it that there are 72 points to
a
_physical_ inch.
>
>Yes, you *can* use points to set font sizes (or any other
measurement)
>in CSS for onscreen display, but your fixation with
logical inches
>appears to add little of practical value to choosing the
most
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displays of
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pages. You
seem to have missed the point that what I am doing is
explaining why you
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Somewhat more
informed than "Points are only for print because I don't know
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difficult
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close
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has an
imperfect notion of the meaning of screen dpi. Heresy!! He's
hardly
alone, which is why I did a web site.
>
>That's why I recommend leaving points for use in print
style sheets.
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by using
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so.
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straw man
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