Soldato
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- 14 Aug 2008
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Hi guys,
As the title, I'm having a rather perplexing issue with with Google Maps on Firefox, and am frankly baffled as to the cause, and was wondering whether anyone else has encountered this?
Essentially, I'll be panning around the map, planning routes etc, when all of a sudden the Google Maps screen will suddenly start panning rapidly to the left, and I seem to have no other way of stopping it other than to close the tab and start again, which is damned frustrating when you're trying to plan a route, find places etc. in a city you're not familiar with. I've tried turning off my laptop's touchpad to see if it's that causing it, butI doubt it's that as it's only in Google maps this has ever happened, and the mouse cursor doesn't move either whilst this is going on. I've also tried right clicking and selecting "centre map here" whilst in Maps, but to no avail.
To be frank, I'm stumped, can anyone see a way around this?
Cheers.
As the title, I'm having a rather perplexing issue with with Google Maps on Firefox, and am frankly baffled as to the cause, and was wondering whether anyone else has encountered this?
Essentially, I'll be panning around the map, planning routes etc, when all of a sudden the Google Maps screen will suddenly start panning rapidly to the left, and I seem to have no other way of stopping it other than to close the tab and start again, which is damned frustrating when you're trying to plan a route, find places etc. in a city you're not familiar with. I've tried turning off my laptop's touchpad to see if it's that causing it, butI doubt it's that as it's only in Google maps this has ever happened, and the mouse cursor doesn't move either whilst this is going on. I've also tried right clicking and selecting "centre map here" whilst in Maps, but to no avail.
To be frank, I'm stumped, can anyone see a way around this?
Cheers.