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I am using IE 8 & Mozilla Firefox 3.6.

In Firefox on some of the sites like stackoverflow.com - the web pages is not loading correctly. I found that the link http://sstatic.net/stackoverflow/all.css?v=e47b7cdedc4a results in server not found error and because of this I am not able load site properly on Mozilla Firefox.

But they are loading properly in IE. Did I disable something ?

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Disable any addons you have downloaded and try again, if it works start adding your addons back one by one.

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Clear your browser cache. I faced the same problem, as I had discussed in chat.meta.so

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Failed to load resource for sstatic.net/superuser/all.css?v=066afceba0b5

not an extensions problem

I use 4 - Adbock, IETab, Autopager & hide the anniversary bar userscript, disabled and still the same

cache problem, it was

cleared cache for the past hour and now we're back on

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    ya clearing cache i already did but it didn't solve my problem but when u said this i tried it once again ..i found firefox safemode icon. started firefox in safemode & i checked all option(disabled) now everything was fine... thanks... Aug 27, 2010 at 13:45
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This problem is occurs because css files for this website is not correctly loaded. All static(js, css etc.) files of stackexchange sites (like stackoverflow, superuser, stackexchange etc.) are located at http://sstatic.net/ . This problem may occurs for the reasons below:

  1. Your firewall / antivirus program blocked the http://sstatic.net website.
  2. You have very slow internet connection. For that all the component of the page is not loaded correctly.
  3. Your service provider blocked http://sstatic.net website. In that case contact your service provider for details.
  4. One of the plugin / extension / your browser blocks or replaces the original css script.

You can try to open this website using a proxy site(like http://www.kproxy.com/) to make sure that website is working correctly or not.

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