Firefox stops loading webpages after sometimes, stopping all plugincontainer.exe doesn't help either, help!

I downloaded Firefox4 and started using it. It stopped loading webpages after sometime, I checked the task manager and found out that a lot of plugincontainer.exe processes are running, I stopped them all but that didn't help either. Please help.

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Sorry, I should distinguish between slow loading and manual reloading.
I understood your problem to be that Firefox never finished loading the page, i.e., some part of the page was loading too slowly.
By reloading, I meant Ctrl+r (or the reload button), to manually reload the page. You can disregard any cached files and reload all content fresh from the server by adding the Shift key, i.e., Ctrl+Shift+r (helpful when specific sites do not load correctly).
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