Safari, iTunes, iMail, etc... won't connect to internet but FireFox will?

All of my apple applications that use Safari to connect to the internet won't. If I want to connect to the internet I have to use Firefox. I am using a Cisco Linksys Dual Band Wireless N Gigabyte Router with it. My apple my ipod touch which uses safari also will not connect to the internet. This is extremely annoying since I can no longer download anything from iTunes on my iMac or ipod Touch.

I have this problem also. I hope someone out there is reading that can help troubleshoot. When Mail and Safari quit I can still use Firefox. unplugging the network cable and plugging it back in fixes it temporarily. It happens at least twice a day.

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[[https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Cannot%20connect%20after%20upgrading%20Firefox?s=cannot+connect+after+upgrading+firefox&as=s]]
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