Public bug reported:

Binary package hint: firefox
There is a dissimilarity between the Ubuntu (and Debian) versions of
Firefox (IceWeasel) and the original Mozilla binary.

Symptom: There is a map service at 
http://80.248.160.121/vakkasuomi.paikkatietopalvelu/
The page generates only a failure message in Finnish. The page cannot be opened 
with Firefox versions packaged with Feisty or Egdy. This has been tested with 
running LiveCD-versions (Feisty, Edgy) and desktop installations (Feisty). The 
version used in desktop testing is 2.0.0.5

The odd thing is that the service on the page mentioned above works with
the Firefox 2.0.0.5 binary downloaded from the Mozilla pages on the same
platform where the Ubuntu version does not work. This has been tested in
Feisty. I tested I tested with Debian 40r0, too: it does not work.

The problem is not Java related. Some functionalities of the service require 
Java but the map view should open even if Java is not installed. When trying to 
open with Feisty or Edgy the contents of the page is not opened enough to 
launch a Java console that pops up OK on other occasions.
 
This problem seems to be inexistent in RPM-based distributions: everyone I 
asked says the page is working. The page also works with Gutsy test version and 
Dapper. 

It seems there is something both in Ubuntu and Debian FF packages that
differs from the Mozilla binaries in such a way that the map service
(link above) does not work. My concern is to get this public service
usable for Ubuntu users.

** Affects: firefox (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Firefox differs from Mozilla version in Feisty, Edgy
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/129631
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