Google Search Navigation Tree Horizontal vs. Vertical

Periodically, including right now, Firefox displays the Google search navigation tree horizontally verses the usual vertical layout/display. I've noticed it tends to be after a computer restart, and obviously isn't always an issue.
The horizontal navigation limits display options particularly in Google images compared to the vertical.

Notice the block boxes for the two attached files showing the way the navigation tree displays in Firefox 17 Beta verses IE. The IE display is the norm for me even with Firefox.
What is going on?
Is there some way I can correct this?

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