Thread: Why is Edge refusing to copy and paste in AULRO

Just recently in the last couple of days Edge has frozen on AULRO every time I try to copy and paste a quote to reply to.
Then Edge says AULRO frozen trying to fix but doesn't fix.
So now I have started using Chrome as it was installed with another program.
Any ideas?
Regards Philip A

are you getting the bleeding edge (pardon the pun) updates or are you on the safe updates setting?

i see edge day in and day out doing all sorts of different things with rhyme and reason seemingly playing no part in how it operates.

i fix it by installing the esr version of firefox or if they dont like mozilla, i install srware iron as it is chrome without the spyware.

PS just pasted this in using edge from a page on the abc...

Labor leaders have called for a careful reassessment of Australia's alliance with the United States given uncertainty over President-elect Donald Trump's foreign policy.
Key points:

Penny Wong says Trump election marks 'change point'
Plibersek warns against blindly following US after Keating calls to 'cut the tag'
Turnbull, Pyne move to assure Australians alliance will continue

Labor's foreign policy spokeswoman, Penny Wong, said the alliance retained bipartisan support but the election of Mr Trump marked "a change point".

"President Trump obviously said things during the campaign in terms of foreign policy that differ significantly from his predecessor," she said.

"He questioned America's alliances, he raised the prospect of a trade war with China, he has a very different position on climate change and I think it is a sensible thing to have a discussion about how we deal with that."

Senator Wong said it was not unusual for Australian politicians to disagree with US administrations and the Government needed to form an independent foreign policy.

"I simply think it is important for us to have a sensible and adult conversation here about how we continue to assert Australian interests in the context of an alliance framework," she said.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said Senator Wong was speaking for the left faction of the Labor Party, which he described as divided on the US alliance.