Would you knw if this is a problem with Firefox or at your end?
It always used to work fine and is just a little annoying
Cheers
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Mick wrote:Is this now a consistent fault?
We were having a minor issue with the W3C server (icons bottom right) this seems to be fixed now. That would show as page still loading even though the forum would be fully loaded.
al_dente wrote:From the text on the status bar in the bottom left, the google ads aren't loading for you.
I can also see you've got no ads showing - they should be on the left of the page below the 'follow us Facebook' link.
Not a big issue for you I reckon Brian, but will be more of a concern for those who run the forum because they'll be missing out on potential ad revenue.
Have you got an adblocker running perhaps?
Cheers
Al
Mick wrote:No problems with FF on Mac.
Looks to me like a problem with Java or Java Script.
Is anybody else having any problems with FF on Windoze?
SpongeBob wrote:From the picture in your first post it would appear the delay is with the Google ad services themselves. Have you always experienced this problem or is it just tonight?
SpongeBob wrote:By the words "not returning me to the thread" do you mean:- Once you've posted a reply to a topic you are not automatically redirected back to the topic in which you just posted? Yeap!
Again, looking at your screen shot above - you have two tabs open for the Community. Take a look at your settings in FireFox and double check some things for me. Make sure any settings resembling "Always open links in new tabs" is turned off and any ad-blocking software is disabled. Please check you have enabled Javascript to run and that you have allowed cookies (from trusted sites - we only have cookies from this domain, we do not run third-party cookies on this site).
Mick wrote:No problems with FF on Mac.
Looks to me like a problem with Java or Java Script.
Is anybody else having any problems with FF on Windoze?
SpongeBob wrote:If the problem is still occurring despite your efforts outlined above then it it'll stem from the page not loading fully - as to why the page doesn't load completely then that is still a bit of a mystery For the moment, if we can give it 24 hours to eliminate any network traffic issues beyond either our or your control and then re-address the issue to see if anything has changed.
If not - and you are still experiencing problems - then we can look at other things, such as re-installing Firefox or looking at other things.
Hope that helps for now.