Problems with downloading files from the internet?

I have Mozilla Firefox and Safari on my macbook. For some reason it will not let me download things from the internet. Whenever i keep a download link, the page never loads....can anyone put some insight into my problem?
Justin Evans

Since a few hours, I have the same problem like you. I uninstalled Firefox, because I thought it was a problem with it, but then i started Safari to redownload Firefox and guess what happened.. nothing. I can't download anything. don't know why. does anyone know whats wrong??

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