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Just tried Firefox on my MacBook Air and it worked. Safari was also up the creek on here until I did the local cache clearing thing.
If you clear cookies you'll be logged out. Not sure if that has anything to do with it; I wasn't logged in on Chrome, but I was logged in on Safari here. There's definitely something getting cached that shouldn't be, but I don't know what. Try the instructions at How to clear the Firefox cache to keep the cookies but clear the cache, and let me know if it helps
It were the cache wot diddit. Innerestingly, I was on a different device (have moved out of my office to the living room so am on laptop not desktop). Maybe FF syncs the cache as well as other stuff. Anyhow, all that effort for a vey pointless thread
It were the cache wot diddit. Innerestingly, I was on a different device (have moved out of my office to the living room so am on laptop not desktop). Maybe FF syncs the cache as well as other stuff. Anyhow, all that effort for a vey pointless thread
I can see it from an Incognito window in Chrome but not my main session. How bizarre.
The replies are few and of low quality so it must be affecting others too.
I suspect this might be somehow related to the business where sometimes one posts a reply to a thread but it isn't visible until one reloads the page, just manifesting slightly differently when one's starting a thread. Somehow the response to the post is being sent when the system isn't yet in a consistent state. In the case of thread creation it's causing a redirect to a malformed URL, and that redirect is cached by the browser - well, that's the theory. Except there are one or two things that seem like they may be inconsistent with that.
I need to dig pretty deeply into how and why this is happening, but I'll track it down eventually
Major annoyance. The smilies box jumps up and down when you are writing a long post.
I think it's actually the text box jumping up and down as you write a long post - but the smilies box is more obvious for those that don't understand what's actually happening.
you can see it in operation once you've gone past the initial text box and it jumps up and down as you write each letter - almost as if 2 pieces of code are competing against each other to set the height of the text box.
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