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Post by brianac on May 9, 2016 18:36:21 GMT
Anyone know why the Captcha has stopped working on Firefox (33.1.1) Forunately still works on Chrome but it's a pain logging in twice. Brian Crikey, I wonder why you are using such an old version of Firefox? I think that the latest stable release is 46.0.1, however, I don't know if this is relevant to the problem that you have experienced. Do you have Javascript disabled in Firefox? I have a Javascript blocker, but for SS it is set to enable everything. it did work fine until about a week or so ago, then just stopped. As to why it's such an old version, I get fed up with it constantly updating, at one poiint I couldn't do any internet without it updating first seemingly everytime, so I stopped it updating with the intention of doing it manually, s'pose I'll have to do just that now. Brian
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Post by investibod on May 10, 2016 7:05:41 GMT
Crikey, I wonder why you are using such an old version of Firefox? I think that the latest stable release is 46.0.1, however, I don't know if this is relevant to the problem that you have experienced. Do you have Javascript disabled in Firefox? I have a Javascript blocker, but for SS it is set to enable everything. it did work fine until about a week or so ago, then just stopped. As to why it's such an old version, I get fed up with it constantly updating, at one poiint I couldn't do any internet without it updating first seemingly everytime, so I stopped it updating with the intention of doing it manually, s'pose I'll have to do just that now. Brian You might want to consider getting onto the ESR (extended support release) of Firefox. It does not have all the latest and greatest features, but it does get all of the security updates. Updates to the ESR stream are only released once they have shown to be stable. There are still a number of releases offered, but it is not as constant as the normal Firefox version.
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Post by brianac on May 10, 2016 15:24:42 GMT
You might want to consider getting onto the ESR (extended support release) of Firefox. It does not have all the latest and greatest features, but it does get all of the security updates. Updates to the ESR stream are only released once they have shown to be stable. There are still a number of releases offered, but it is not as constant as the normal Firefox version. Thanks I'll take a look Am presently "trying" to invest a small sum, but someone else is faster on the Captcha than me - need more practise  Brian
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Post by magoo68 on May 14, 2016 9:43:19 GMT
Arrhgg, too many rivers to click  |
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