HIGHLIGHTING TEXT/TYPING COMMENTS ISSUES

AS USUAL THE LATEST FIREFOX UPDATE BROUGHT ON SEVERAL NEW PROBLEMS. I'M HAVING ISSUES WITH HIGHLIGHTING, CUTTING/COPYING TEXT AND ALSO TYPING IN COMMENTS ON SITES LIKE YOUTUBE THE TEXT BOX GOES WEIRD, AND THE USUAL "TYPE COMMENT HERE" MESSAGES WON'T GO AWAY, BUT WHATEVER I'M TYPING WILL BE TYPED OVER THE ALREADY EXISTING TEXT IN THE COMMENT BOX.

Hi CAP5-
Try clearing the cache and the cookies from sites that cause problems:
Clear the Cache:
* Firefox > Preferences > Advanced > Network > Offline Storage (Cache):
"Clear Now"
Remove Cookies from sites causing problems:
* Firefox > Preferences > Privacy > Cookies: "Show Cookies"
Hope that helps!

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