Check, please - Norton Removal Tool web page

[Broni]

When I go to Norton Removal Tool: http://service1.symantec.com/Support/tsgeninfo.nsf/docid/2005033108162039, using Firefox, I'm getting this pop-up:

IE doesn't produce such error.
Can you check it for me, please?

[Carbon Dudeoxide]

Seems fine. Firefox 2.

[Broni]

Hmmm...Opera seems to be OK, too.
I got this error last night for the first time, I guess.
I need to do some checking.

[Broni]

I found nothing.
Must be "Norton's revenge"....LOL

[Carbon Dudeoxide]

Sounds like them

[Broni]

I knew, they had long arms, but not to this extend....LOL

[Zylstra]

Works fine on FireFox 3.0.1

[Broni]

Alright, so now, you guys tell me, why I'm getting this error...

[Broni]

I opened page source, and line 533 says:
s.prop2="us"

There are similar lines before, and after line 533, so I don't know what's wrong with line 533:

s.pageName="KB: Download and run the Norton Removal Tool"
s.channel="Home and Home Office: Support: KB"
s.pageType=""
s.prop1="NAM"
s.prop2="us" (<-------line 533)
s.prop3="en"
s.prop13="2005033108162039"
/* E-commerce Variables */
s.campaign=""
s.state=""
s.zip=""
s.events=""
s.products=""
s.purchaseID=""

[Zylstra]

Heres the page source, the script where the error occurs:

<script language="JavaScript"><!--
/* You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on
the next lines. */
s.pageName="KB: Download and run the Norton Removal Tool"
s.channel="Home and Home Office: Support: KB"
s.pageType=""
s.prop1="NAM"
s.prop2="us"
s.prop3="en"
s.prop13="2005033108162039"
/* E-commerce Variables */
s.campaign=""
s.state=""
s.zip=""
s.events=""
s.products=""
s.purchaseID=""
s.eVar1=""
s.eVar2=""
s.eVar3=""
s.eVar4=""
s.eVar5=""
/************* DO NOT ALTER ANYTHING BELOW THIS LINE ! **************/
var s_code=s.t();if(s_code)document.write(s_code)//--></script>
<script language="JavaScript">

The bold, underlined text is line 533
EDIT: Looks like you beat me too it, Broni. Probably just a mistake by the programmer.

[Broni]

Probably just a mistake by the programmer.

I'd totally agree on this, but why it shows up on my Firefox, but not yours, or Carbon's?

[Zylstra]

Probably just a mistake by the programmer.

I'd totally agree on this, but why it shows up on my Firefox, but not yours, or Carbon's?

Well, Carbon was using version 2
I am using version 3... okay, your right, it totally doesnt make sense.

Who knows. Try clearing your browser cache?

[Broni]

Try clearing your browser cache?

No go.