Also, my Firefox directory, in case I'm missing something stupidly obvious. >
megami_no_remon
I guess I'm just sorta computer stupid or something. ^^;; I don't have an AppData folder anywhere that I can find (and if its hidden, I cant find the option to UNhide it, I checked). My computer is pretty bare-bones, Ive hardly installed anything at all since I wiped the HD clean. Sorry if I'm being a complete idiot or a bother. ^^;;
Firstly, thanks a lot for the effort and I gave both shots a whirl. Only one of my numbers was off for your first suggested method after the caret browsing trick failed ( mousewheel.withnokey.numlines = 1 was set to 6), so I changed that to no effect. After digging around thru the firefox file I couldn't find anything anywhere with the file name for the usercontent.css. Perhaps it was changed/renamed in the version I have? (9.0.1).<
I'm not sure if I have the authority to do so and I definitely don't know how to do it even if I do. It was just a custom theme that came with my alienware comp. However, its not simply this theme that has the problem. ANy theme I've applied, from basic pre-packaged themes that came with the download to custom ones I downloaded here have the exact same issue.
The skin I'm currently using is BREED, which came with my Alienware computer when I first got it. And it *is* Firefox's web browser (donwloaded straight from mozilla's website last night), and only while the window is maximized. Testing several skins resulted in the same exact problem - at maximum size, the scroll bar is visible but doesn't work in any fashion.
A long time ago I got rid of firefox due to it not functioning properly and, long story short, after a complete hard drive wipe and reinstall of things, I finally decided to go back to using it again. I downloaded the newest version of Firefox just tonight (no previous saved information to have any conflicts with. However, any time my window is maximized, I cannot use the scrollbar at all. It's visible on the page, but inactive - must use the mouse to scroll. I t