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In this thread
https://www.physicsforums.com/threa...ng-sources-and-resistors.950932/#post-6022243
things looked weird to me and I thought it was the poster's fault but now I see in other threads that there are weird strings of characters which I take to be Latex.
I've poked around in preferences but can't seem to find anywhere that turns latex recognition on/off (I'm assuming mine is off)
I've removed (at the suggest of a Mozilla troubleshooting page) the "Use hardware acceleration when available" but that didn't fix the problem either
So how do I coerce Firefox into showing me Latex?
Could it be my browser? I'm using Firefox 61.0 in Windows 7
Thanks for any help
EDIT: AH HA ! It IS my browser. I opened the same thread in Chrome and I see what, clearly, I should be seeing.
Hm ... "safe mode" solves the problem but kills my add-ons (such as Privacy Badger)
Poking around on the internet, I found the suggest to get to image blocking in Firefox, which I did, but there are no domains that are marked for image blocking.
https://www.physicsforums.com/threa...ng-sources-and-resistors.950932/#post-6022243
things looked weird to me and I thought it was the poster's fault but now I see in other threads that there are weird strings of characters which I take to be Latex.
I've poked around in preferences but can't seem to find anywhere that turns latex recognition on/off (I'm assuming mine is off)
I've removed (at the suggest of a Mozilla troubleshooting page) the "Use hardware acceleration when available" but that didn't fix the problem either
So how do I coerce Firefox into showing me Latex?
Could it be my browser? I'm using Firefox 61.0 in Windows 7
Thanks for any help
EDIT: AH HA ! It IS my browser. I opened the same thread in Chrome and I see what, clearly, I should be seeing.
Hm ... "safe mode" solves the problem but kills my add-ons (such as Privacy Badger)
Poking around on the internet, I found the suggest to get to image blocking in Firefox, which I did, but there are no domains that are marked for image blocking.
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