Anyone else get this?

Setup:
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Windows Vista.
Firefox 6.0.2
Adblock plus is installed but I get the same behavior with it disabled.
As far as I know, there are no other HTML-modifying plugins running (i.e., I'm not running NOSCRIPT for example).
No "toolbars" are installed (i.e., no google toolbar or bing toolbar or anything like that).

Steps:
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- Type a multi-word search term into either the URL field or the google search field in Firefox.
- For example, type "Groovy Language" and press the Enter key.
- Google search results appear on the screen.
- Click the main link of the very first google search result.

Bad result:
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- Instead of going to that link I clicked on, I end up going to the main google search page with a blank search field.
- The BACK button on the browser is grayed out, as if I hadn't clicked on anything.

Additional:
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- If, instead of clicking on the search result, if I CTRL+Click on the search result, it correctly opens a new tab at the search result. It's only a normal click that has the problem.
- Problem does not occur in IE running on the same computer.


Anyone else get this?

Never mind, found it.

It was the "HTTPS Everywhere" add on. Removing it now.

Nicely illustrating the tolerance level for inconvenience associated with security

I have been having the same problem. One workaround is to right click 'open in a new tab' on a search result.

Now I need to go find a replacement for https everywhere... Perhaps a fix is in the works?

It's probably because they re-enabled the search as you type feature. It seems to slow everything down IMO and causes a lot of headaches on slow computers or just if your computer is currently busy.