Recently active questions in PBwiki tagged with firefox

I use a Mac. When I try to edit a wiki page, I see a lot of code on the page. This did not happen in the past. Along with all the code, I get the following message: "Unfortunately, your browser isn't compatible. We want you to have access, though, so we recommend you download a compatible browser (e.g., Firefox)" But I have the latest version of Firefox. I've downloaded it several times and this does not fix the problem. I tried using the latest version of Safari and that doesn't work, either.

I am trying to place a link on a Wiki page that points to a file on a shared folder. My source looks like this:

W:\ops\DEM\EMAS

This only seems to work for people that use IE. We have a lot of people using Firefox. Do you know how to do this so people using Firefox can click on the link and make it work?

Why is the classic wiki editing style used automatically in Opera? It works just as well as with other browsers. I set the User Agent Switcher plugin in Firefox to identify itself as Opera, and the page renders the classic editing style. I've tried it in Opera, and it automatically goes to the classic style unless I set it to identify itself as another browser. This was a hassle for me because I use both FF and OP.

Please add twitterfox which offers a nice extension to the Firefox browser.

I have that problem with Firefox's menu covering PBwiki's pop-up menu when trying to edit a plug-in and saw mention of an about:config page and the item found dom.event.contextmenu.enabled. I couldn't find anything about how to fix this problem, could you run that fix by me? All this time I figured it was just a glitch I had to put up with!