I've Got A Black Line In My Firefox Address Bar

It seems like it happened when I upgraded to 14.04. When I first open Firefox the line isn't there, but as soon as I enter something and the site comes up, there is a solid black line over the address bar. (see screenshot) When I put the cursor on the right end of the black line and hit the left arrow (not the backspace), the line (space by space) disappears. Any ideas? Thanks!


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