With FF 10, when accessing fields: no cursor appears, cannot select text, no visual indication that you have accessed a field.

When clicking in a field to enter text (as in this text box), no visual indicator appears (i.e., blinking cursor) to let you know that you have accessed the field. In addition, when selecting text in the field, there is no indicator that you have selected text (not highlighted). The only way to know is to start typing or to try and cut the text or paste text. It is not intuitive at all.

You may be experiencing this bug that will be fixed in Firefox 10.0.1, possibly released later this week.
*[https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=718939 bug 718939] - Java applet causes text entry fields to become semi-unresponsive

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