Firefox outlook web access response at bottom of thread instead of at the top

I'm on a MacBook Pro (10.5.8) using Outlook Web Access through Firefox 4.0.1 to get my work e-mail and when I reply to an e-mail, the cursor shows up at the bottom or beginning of the thread, rather than at the top. Consequently the reader often doesn't see my response as it ends up embedded in the body of the e-mail. Essentially, the reader thinks there is no response. I need to scroll up to the top each time before beginning to type. This happens when I select reply or reply all, not when I forward. Is there a way to change this so that my response will automatically be positioned at the top or most recent part of the thread?

Hi Murray,
I see the navigation breadcrumbs just fine. Can you post a screenshot?
Thanks,
Preran

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