Weird site problem

[Clint KY]

SumDumGuy » 01 Mar 2014, 13:52[/url]"]
Should be enough to get you to stop using Chrome (besides the biggest reason of all).

And what might "the biggest reason of all" be?

 

[RustyGoat]

I prefer to use Chrome primarily because I have my PCs, tablet, and phone all synced. Bookmark something on one and I get it on all of them.

 

[SumDumGuy]

Clint KY » 01 Mar 2014, 12:20[/url]"]

SumDumGuy » 01 Mar 2014, 13:52[/url]"]
Should be enough to get you to stop using Chrome (besides the biggest reason of all).

And what might "the biggest reason of all" be?

It's another tool increasingly used to gather individual/personal data disguised as a web browser (and now an OS).

and yes, the government is watching me (and you too for that matter). :wink:

Down with borders and countries, let the corporate wars begin!

 

[DrNip]

Lord.

 

[SumDumGuy]

DrNip » 02 Mar 2014, 14:04[/url]"]Lord.

Corporation, band or deity?

 

[Jonboat Jerry]

How about if you do what you described and then wait like 30 seconds. Are the links clickable then?
They were to me….odd.
For me also. While this is only slightly annoying I can live with it.
It is not something that would make me stop using the forum.

The easiest way to refresh the screen and get the links back is to use the F5 Key which immediately refreshes the current page......Jerry

 

[Macrosill]

The links issue happened again last night. I noticed that only the thread titles that were visible on screen lost the hyperlink. Once I scrolled down the links that were not on screen were clickable. They thread titles that lost the clickability never regained it until the page was refreshed. I use F5 to refresh in Chrome, latest release.

The above only happens when using the back button or backspace button.