Scroll bars of PDF files in browser do not move, nor does grab hand

This question may appear twice due to crazy site behavior.
Upgraded to FF4, broke pdf viewing: scrollbars move only if CLICKED in the clear area. Cannot be slid, and grab hand has no grip so can't move view that way either. Site links open pdf's in browser, so very inconvenient. Pdf's outside work fine, as did FF3.6. Using PDF-XChange.

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