"Like" button gone

[jonezy999]

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Reply and reply with quote both seem to be scrambled for me. As in there is text over lapping everywhere.

[Akitu]

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What avatar?

I can see both your avatar and Blackcat's, as well as my own. The problem may not be viewable locally as I said, could be by format too.

[Aneurysm]

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it seems to look little better in Explorer, I will need to spend some time on it tonight to see what's going on.

[gwaddle]

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it seems to look little better in Explorer, I will need to spend some time on it tonight to see what's going on.

I would have just "liked" your response, but I don't seem to be able to.

[Akitu]

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it seems to look little better in Explorer, I will need to spend some time on it tonight to see what's going on.

That's like saying an IED is preferable to a back massage. Just worry about the real browsers, everyone knows Internet Exploder only gets improved so you can download a better browser faster.

[slimslob]

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That's like saying an IED is preferable to a back massage. Just worry about the real browsers, everyone knows Internet Exploder only gets improved so you can download a better browser faster.

I use Firefox. Tried Chrome, didn't like it.

[CompyTech]

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I tried both Chrome and FireFox - No dice. I'll pass on Exploiter. I'll just wait till the bugs are worked out.

I use Chrome mainly at work and Firefox mainly at home. I like both but prefer FF.

[Akitu]

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I use both at all times actually, Chrome for when I'm viewing pictures etc., and want them to load faster, it's generally a little snappier than Firefox in all instances. Firefox is nicer for the casual browsing or things that don't need those "immediate" updates, it's my CTN home.

At home, Firefox is for the wife and Chrome is for me - it's worth noting however I don't use true Google Chrome, I use SRWare Iron. It's based on the Chrome webkit but without all that nasty ActiveX that makes Internet Exploder so terrible and dangerous to use.

All in all, if Chrome based browsers carried the customization options of Firefox I would be in heaven. Incidentally, I don't use "Firefox" Firefox, but rather Firefox "Nightly" it's more for developers but it gets a nightly update, most apps will work just fine and it has the little bugs that regular Firefox happens to get ironed out quite nicely.

[CompyTech]

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I use both at all times actually, Chrome for when I'm viewing pictures etc., and want them to load faster, it's generally a little snappier than Firefox in all instances. Firefox is nicer for the casual browsing or things that don't need those "immediate" updates, it's my CTN home.At home, Firefox is for the wife and Chrome is for me - it's worth noting however I don't use true Google Chrome, I use SRWare Iron. It's based on the Chrome webkit but without all that nasty ActiveX that makes Internet Exploder so terrible and dangerous to use.All in all, if Chrome based browsers carried the customization options of Firefox I would be in heaven. Incidentally, I don't use "Firefox" Firefox, but rather Firefox "Nightly" it's more for developers but it gets a nightly update, most apps will work just fine and it has the little bugs that regular Firefox happens to get ironed out quite nicely.

I have Firefox beta install one of my laptops, I think it works pretty well. I like all the customization and add-ons that you can do in Firefox it seems to be a little more open then Chrome. For speed, chrome cannot be beat.I have been a Firefox user since I was a teenager. I would trust that browser above many others.

[Akitu]

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I have Firefox beta install one of my laptops, I think it works pretty well. I like all the customization and add-ons that you can do in Firefox it seems to be a little more open then Chrome. For speed, chrome cannot be beat.I have been a Firefox user since I was a teenager. I would trust that browser above many others.

Can't say I disagree with you on any of those points. Beta is somewhat different from the Nightly version, a beta will have updates in chunks per a certain time frame, Nightly is basically one giant beta browser with an update every 24 hours. Opera is actually making a move to become a real serious browser, it's competing with and even beating FF/Chrome in some cases. Mozilla has openly stated they value user privacy, and it's evidenced in Firefox 25 (what ever happened to periodic releases ie. 4.3, 4.4, 4.6 etc? Dumbed down to single numbers because the public couldn't distinguish the difference between 4.3 and 4.4 I assume).

[Jules Winfield]

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so.... did we ever get an answer to why the Like button disappeared or did this thread just get totally derailed?

[ZOOTECH]

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so.... did we ever get an answer to why the Like button disappeared or did this thread just get totally derailed?

That's a 'No' and a 'Yes'.

[fixthecopier]

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That's a 'No' and a 'Yes'.

Got the avatars back while I was looking at your comment. Still keep going for a like button that is no longer.

[fixthecopier]

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Got the avatars back while I was looking at your comment. Still keep going for a like button that is no longer.

Oh well, lost em again...

[Tonerbomb]

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Oh well, lost em again...

And can't upload any custom Avitars to the site either............