What kind of wireless router would be best for my Westell B90?

I used to have linksys WRT54G router set up with my westell B90-21004 modem. It used to work fairly well until I've noticed that I've been getting intermittent internet connection. I've called verizon twice. First time, they asked me to switch the ends of the line connected to my modem. The problem continued. The second time, it was because the line between the modem and the phone jack was over 14 ft. I'm still getting intermittent problem. So I've been looking around for a solution and I figure it might be the router. As of right now, the modem is connected directly to the PC and it seems to be fine. When I tried to plug it back to the router, I can't even get online. What kind of router should I get? This was my second router. I used to have a netgear that didn't work at all. Is it even the router's fault? Maybe I did a bad setup or something?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!

BrooklynW wrote:
Looking back, I should've made the subject title more clear. My modem is a Westell B90 and I have a linksys router. Day two from the changes I made are still ok. I'm still getting what APPEARS to be intermittent internet connection, but it seems that's only if I use firefox. Everything I load in internet explorer seems to load smoothly.
#1 Do you have any add-ons installed for FireFox?
#2 If so, which ones? Please name all of them...
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