What's New reloading on selection

[harshness]

Recently, I've been experiencing an issue when clicking links on the What's New page: the page reloads rather than following the link. This happens when clicking on thread links as well as the page navigation links. Thus far, it only happens once per page if it happens at all.

Anyone else seeing this?

 

[primestar31]

Recently, I've been experiencing an issue when clicking links on the What's New page: the page reloads rather than following the link. This happens when clicking on thread links as well as the page navigation links. Thus far, it only happens once per page if it happens at all.

Anyone else seeing this?

Nope, not seeing this with Firefox. Have you tried deleting the Satguys cookie, and then relogging and to save a new one? Maybe that'll fix it up for you.

 

[harshness]

I feel so stupid that I didn't apply the solution to so many SG issues before I made the post.

Clearing the cookies seems to have solved the problem.

 

[Foxbat]

 

[primestar31]

Translation:

"Watching satellite tv while eating pizza with olives on it, made me puke..." LOL!

 

[harshness]

I would have switched up the order a bit.

satguys - gags on - satguys - cookies.

 

[harshness]

The problem hasn't gone away.

I cleared the cookies again, restarted Firefox and the problem hit me immediately from the Alerts menu.

 

[FTA4PA]

No issues here.

 

[primestar31]

The problem hasn't gone away.

I cleared the cookies again, restarted Firefox and the problem hit me immediately from the Alerts menu.

When you deleted the specific cookie for satelliteguys, you didn't at the same time have a tab OPEN to satelliteguys, right?

Because if so, that can cause a corrupted cookie to not clear properly

 

[harshness]

When you deleted the specific cookie for satelliteguys, you didn't at the same time have a tab OPEN to satelliteguys, right?

Because if so, that can cause a corrupted cookie to not clear properly

I strive not to have the same site open in different tabs. I'm not one of those who measures browser "power" by how many tabs I can leave open.