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hewesfisher · Post by **hewesfisher** » Fri May 31, 2013 4:57 am

Bodofish wrote:The only annoying one is the back button doesn't work.

^^^^^^This for me for about the past week or so with IE10 as well. Click back button and nothing happens, but not all the time. Same thing happens in reports too.

Post by **Aaron** » Fri May 31, 2013 9:22 am

I'll get my IE upgraded to 10 this weekend and see if I can get some of these issues to show up and get them fixed.

Post by **Aaron** » Sat Jun 01, 2013 12:19 pm

I'm now using IE 10... I've made a test post and haven't had any issues yet but plan on using it exclusively for anything WL related.

Is anyone else seeing problems still??

One thing I can say is that my computer has had 2 or 3 major updates from Microsoft in the past week or so. Has anyone else noticed their PC needing an update? Does everyone else have automatic updates turned on?

Post by **Amx** » Sat Jun 01, 2013 12:33 pm

No problems here with FireFox.

Post by **Aaron** » Sat Jun 01, 2013 12:43 pm

Bodofish wrote:The only annoying one is the back button doesn't work, it gets hung up on the ad-click.

I did some research on this and it appears to be very wide spread and related to an issue between Microsoft and Google... it only appears in IE and Google seems unwilling to address it as their problem because everything is fine in other browsers. It's something MS is doing in IE that causes it, and I think they'd just as soon leave it there and have people get mad at Google for it.

You can read about it:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ie+back+button+double+click

Post by **Bodofish** » Sun Jun 02, 2013 12:51 am

Aaron wrote:
Bodofish wrote:The only annoying one is the back button doesn't work, it gets hung up on the ad-click.
I did some research on this and it appears to be very wide spread and related to an issue between Microsoft and Google... it only appears in IE and Google seems unwilling to address it as their problem because everything is fine in other browsers. It's something MS is doing in IE that causes it, and I think they'd just as soon leave it there and have people get mad at Google for it.

You can read about it:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ie+back+button+double+click

That sounds about right. Quite the war going on. I could elaborate but......

hewesfisher · Post by **hewesfisher** » Sun Jun 02, 2013 6:02 am

I only use IE for WA Lakes so that's apparently why I experience it. Seems to have lessened a bit, now only doing it when I first log on, won't advance from the "you're logged on" page and on the first forum I read. After that, I don't seem to have any more issues with using the back button, well, not this morning anyway.

Post by **Aaron** » Sun Jun 02, 2013 11:27 am

hewesfisher wrote:I only use IE for WA Lakes

Why ever use IE at all????

oneshot · Post by **oneshot** » Sun Jun 02, 2013 11:31 am

Microsoft is far from innovative.. they take others ideas and claim them for their own.
its probably part of their "Scroogled" campaign here.. because they can't fight back with innovation so they play politics crap.. and bad mouth and all that isht! MS days are numbered..

Post by **G-Man** » Sun Jun 02, 2013 11:45 am

I haven't experienced any issues at all with the web site. I am using Firefox exclusively on all my computers and android devices.

hewesfisher · Post by **hewesfisher** » Mon Jun 03, 2013 5:45 am

Aaron wrote:
hewesfisher wrote:I only use IE for WA Lakes
Why ever use IE at all????

So I don't have to see all the side banner ads when logged on here.

sickbayer · Post by **sickbayer** » Mon Jun 03, 2013 6:05 am

oneshot wrote:Microsoft is far from innovative.. they take others ideas and claim them for their own.
its probably part of their "Scroogled" campaign here.. because they can't fight back with innovation so they play politics crap.. and bad mouth and all that isht! MS days are numbered..

Sorry mate I just don't agree with this, apple and Google are way worse then MS. If you value your privacy you don't use Google, if you wanna be locked into one system get a Mac and help them stash all the money in Ireland.

oneshot · Post by **oneshot** » Mon Jun 03, 2013 8:40 am

sickbayer wrote:
oneshot wrote:Microsoft is far from innovative.. they take others ideas and claim them for their own.
its probably part of their "Scroogled" campaign here.. because they can't fight back with innovation so they play politics crap.. and bad mouth and all that isht! MS days are numbered..
Sorry mate I just don't agree with this, apple and Google are way worse then MS. If you value your privacy you don't use Google, if you wanna be locked into one system get a Mac and help them stash all the money in Ireland.

everyone has an opinion..and thats mine. i have worked for MS for a few yrs now as well ;)..
my main point is they ARE NOT innovative.. and they have this stupid scroogled campaign going on because of it..
if you don't think MS tracks your isht, u r farly mistaken.. I used to run usage reports.

MotoBoat · Post by **MotoBoat** » Mon Jun 03, 2013 9:14 am

oneshot wrote:
sickbayer wrote:
oneshot wrote:Microsoft is far from innovative.. they take others ideas and claim them for their own.
its probably part of their "Scroogled" campaign here.. because they can't fight back with innovation so they play politics crap.. and bad mouth and all that isht! MS days are numbered..
Sorry mate I just don't agree with this, apple and Google are way worse then MS. If you value your privacy you don't use Google, if you wanna be locked into one system get a Mac and help them stash all the money in Ireland.
everyone has an opinion..and thats mine. i have worked for MS for a few yrs now as well ;)..
my main point is they ARE NOT innovative.. and they have this stupid scroogled campaign going on because of it..
if you don't think MS tracks your isht, u r farly mistaken.. I used to run usage reports.

oneshot, can you elaborate on "Scroogled" the campaign, and Microsoft not being innovative? I have no background knowledge of either comment. But am curious what you can share on the subject.

I don't recall where I heard the following statement or who said it. But, some time ago it was said that Bill G stepped down from his position at M-soft. Focusing more attention and time at the gates foundation charity. Due to a lack of new ideas......ie........innovation.

In other words, what BG set out to accomplish, has been accomplished. Does the MS stock price, being relatively flat since 2000, have a direct correlation to the lack of innovation comment?

oneshot · Post by **oneshot** » Mon Jun 03, 2013 9:47 am

innovation as in they do not have original ideas of their own, not saying completely, but in most cases someone was already making similar software and MS ran with it ... they elaborate on others.. not starting the debate or argument here, its all opinion.. thats mine..

http://www.scroogled.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; <-- MS is spending tons of money on an effort to point out what google is or is not doing.. just like politians do. spend a ton of money to tell you whats bad about their competitor because they have nothing else to offer thats better.. so they play dirty..

Post by **Bodofish** » Tue Jun 11, 2013 4:28 pm

Aaron wrote:
Bodofish wrote:The only annoying one is the back button doesn't work, it gets hung up on the ad-click.
I did some research on this and it appears to be very wide spread and related to an issue between Microsoft and Google... it only appears in IE and Google seems unwilling to address it as their problem because everything is fine in other browsers. It's something MS is doing in IE that causes it, and I think they'd just as soon leave it there and have people get mad at Google for it.

You can read about it:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ie+back+button+double+click

Well, blocking Google seems to fixed a bunch of things, Its made a much more pleasant browsing experience. Only a small negative is on some sites with imbedded flash it keeps asking me to update to the latest flash, then it gets very insistent on downloading Chrome. All you have to is disable the tracking list run the vid then enable it again. I guess flash and Google really like those cookies.... The best part is no more ad banners and popups and unders. The other thing is my mouse stopped jumping across the page when I would try and click on things. I know chrome is really fast and I know a lot of people really like it, I just have a huge problem with Google's privacy policies. I guess there's a reason the NSA is after Google to let them data mine, they've already broken the privacy barrier and have saved huge amounts of their customers PI and have it available for the picking. Or should I say easy pick'ins?

Post by **Aaron** » Thu Jun 20, 2013 9:19 am

Is the main issue that was reported here now resolved?

oneshot · Post by **oneshot** » Thu Jun 20, 2013 10:24 am

its better actually.. or it seems.. it doesn't happen as often..

hewesfisher · Post by **hewesfisher** » Fri Jun 21, 2013 5:31 am

Seems to be for me, I blocked all ads so don't see any at all now.

Post by **G-Man** » Mon Dec 09, 2013 6:38 pm

Something is going on with t.mookie1.com. I'm getting a message that it is trying to load an ad but all is is doing is hanging up the rest of the page from loading anything useful. Finally had enough and blocked it completely and the site now loads without a hitch.

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