web pages are not loading properly in any browser.

[FurqanHanif]

i am having a problem loading web pages such as facebook etc. when i log in into my facebook account it login successfully but page is not loading properly such as most of pictures and images etc are not loading. this same happens to every browser (chrome,firefox,chromium etc) so i think it is not a browser problem. so how can i solve this problem. i installed every necessary software such as java,flash plugin,shockwave plugin etc but no luck. please someone help. i am using linux mint cinnamon 14 nadia and my os is fully uptodate. i also pin my facebook page how it looks like.
(sorry for my English).
Thanks in advance....

[thegreatgazoo]

Just a guess, but looking at the language, maybe the country you are in is blocking/censoring certain web pages.
Facebook comes from facebook.com, but the images come from a seperate site like fbcdn.net or akamai.net
So although Facebook is not blocked, the cdn (content delivery network) might be.

Maybe you can use a proxy to get by the blocks.

[FurqanHanif]

the facebook is not block in my country. i also use proxy but no help the same problem remains.

[FurqanHanif]

i am having this issue only with linux mint. all pages are loading properly in windows. only facebook page is not load properly in linux mint. please someone reply.
someone answer my question please.............

[thegreatgazoo]

Have you tried this with a stock browsers? (no plugins, extensions, or changes of any kind).
It's hard to troubleshoot a browser problem with so much extra stuff installed.

Also, are you connected directly to the Internet? (no proxies, vpn's, or tunnels)

[FurqanHanif]

i also open facebook on a stock browser but no luck. i am not using any kind of vpn, proxy etc. i directly connected to internet.
this type of things is happening with every browser but only in linux. on windows every thing is working great...

[soup2511]

Same problem here , But mine is till now restricted to Firefox , where my Outlook.com inbox simply refuses to open. It opens in Google Chrome though ... so nothing serious at this point of time.
Linux clashing with Microsoft probably ? (Just kidding ! )