Ive tried all the solutions that you recommend and Firefox still does not load the Web site.

I deleted the cache and cookies, scanned for malware (none found) tried to disable my anti-virus, block ad and other programs. That is, works very well with this site, but firefox will not load. I do not receive the error messages, just a white screen empty after about 30 seconds of loading time. Here is a screenshot: thttp: / /prntscr.com/dd1501 I looked through all the options for firefox and nothing that I don't seem to make any difference. I can view the information page and I do not get a glimpse of what I would see when I choose the different elements in the window. It is also a site that I had been going every day without any problem until the last 2 weeks.

Sorry, I just realized that I can visit the page and this experience for me.

The page contains a style rule display: no for the body that completely hides it. It is supposed to clear at one point, but obviously does not work.

To make the content visible, you can run a small script in the console, or save it as a bookmarklet for easy access, but also you should post this on the site in case they have not noticed.

The console method

Open the web console of Firefox under the page using

  • CTRL + SHIFT + k
  • button '3-bar' menu > developer > Web Console
  • (menu bar) Tools > Web Developer > Web Console

Then paste this script and press ENTER to run it. Then, you can close the console:

document.body.style.display = "";

Bookmarklet

If this affects the pages you visit often (as a person without an account, I don't know much on this site), you can save a script as a bookmark in an ideal location for use with a single click.

To implement that:

  • Select and copy the following script:

    javascript:void(document.body.style.display = "");

  • Right click a place on the bookmarks Menu or Bookmarks Toolbar where you want to save the script and choose new bookmark
  • In the location box, paste the script, and then in the name box, type something you remember as TradeKing and click the Add button

To use the bookmarklet:

Once the page is loaded, click on the bookmarklet to run the script on the page.

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