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Bigboi
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I can't log in with Firefox. Words cannot describe how pissed I am.
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Walter RPG´s
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i know that....it sucksBigboi said:
Omega the Hedgehog
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Firefox always has problems. Use Internet Explorer.
MIKROSOFT FOR TEH WIN!1
MIKROSOFT FOR TEH WIN!1
Log in to what? Firefox itself? This message board? YTMND? Eh?
I'll admit, this MB HAS been acting funny lately; I check "log me in every time", but every time I come here on this specific computer, I still have to log in - twice - before I can see what posts are new. What the Heck...
I'll admit, this MB HAS been acting funny lately; I check "log me in every time", but every time I come here on this specific computer, I still have to log in - twice - before I can see what posts are new. What the Heck...
I have to log in twice nowadays too... And I won't stay logged in with "log me in every time" checked either.
More or less. It only ever comes into play when you have more than one user logged on with another instance of Firefox open. Or at the very least, when Firefox thinks this is the case.Shadow Hog said:
Also, Sepwich screws with your cookies whenever you log onto another message board on Sepwich. It really does bite the schlong.
Dark King of Hyrule
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... What version or FF are you using?
A few tips.
1. AVOID BETA VERSIONS AT ALL COST!---Betas are used for de-bugging and what better bug finders than the general public. If you are still using 1.4.5b, then upgrade to 1.5. The Mozilla staff save money on a de-bug team by releasing it to the people of the world to report bugs to them for free. Therefore, they are fulll of bugs and Mozilla wants you to find them and they will fix them in the newest version.
2. Don't over-open tabs. Everyone does it. I have three open at the time being. It overloads the bandwidth being input into that one window and it often chashes then. Do as I do... When you reach a fourth tab, open a new Window instead and work from there. Don't overuse the windows either. For some computers, they have just a little RAM left when the Photoshops and Flash Games are open and opening more and overloading your RAM could lead to the Blue Screen Of Death for windows. Instead, use Linux Red Hat if you can for a default OS. It doesn't use up as much RAM and is much more compatible with Mozilla than IE.
3. Don't close your screen. Firefox is loaded with protection that you may not know about. It will automatically delete your cookies that you downloaded onto FF when you close all FF windows. That would solve your login problem. The cookie that contains that password and username is deleted for saftey reasons (unless you save it when it prompts you). That is to prevent someone coming into your house, looking at history (it will also delete that if you set it) and visiting a page that you were logged into and still be logged in... Especially in the case of a bank account, as where you could lose all your money.
A few tips.
1. AVOID BETA VERSIONS AT ALL COST!---Betas are used for de-bugging and what better bug finders than the general public. If you are still using 1.4.5b, then upgrade to 1.5. The Mozilla staff save money on a de-bug team by releasing it to the people of the world to report bugs to them for free. Therefore, they are fulll of bugs and Mozilla wants you to find them and they will fix them in the newest version.
2. Don't over-open tabs. Everyone does it. I have three open at the time being. It overloads the bandwidth being input into that one window and it often chashes then. Do as I do... When you reach a fourth tab, open a new Window instead and work from there. Don't overuse the windows either. For some computers, they have just a little RAM left when the Photoshops and Flash Games are open and opening more and overloading your RAM could lead to the Blue Screen Of Death for windows. Instead, use Linux Red Hat if you can for a default OS. It doesn't use up as much RAM and is much more compatible with Mozilla than IE.
3. Don't close your screen. Firefox is loaded with protection that you may not know about. It will automatically delete your cookies that you downloaded onto FF when you close all FF windows. That would solve your login problem. The cookie that contains that password and username is deleted for saftey reasons (unless you save it when it prompts you). That is to prevent someone coming into your house, looking at history (it will also delete that if you set it) and visiting a page that you were logged into and still be logged in... Especially in the case of a bank account, as where you could lose all your money.
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Bigboi
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Mystic said:
Thanks.
Hey, if we can't have post counts, can we have custom user titles?
Omega the Hedgehog
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Yes, we are all obviously outraged by this spawn of the N00b Protection Act. Change it back or we will send emails to you that say bad things about your mothers and hope we don't get circumvented by your spam filters. D:
If someone is truly a n00b, you won't need a post count to figure out that he's an idiot. Honestly, people.
The main reason I did that is so that people can't enlarge their e-penis by posting a bunch of garbage. People seem to sort of "respect" people by their post count, when they should really respect people on what they say.
The main reason I did that is so that people can't enlarge their e-penis by posting a bunch of garbage. People seem to sort of "respect" people by their post count, when they should really respect people on what they say.
Omega the Hedgehog
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You can still see who has the most posts by clicking on "Memberlist" and sorting by "Total posts" in desending order. It doesn't show the exact amount of posts, but hey, it works.
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