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[TheGrey]

Windows 10 Chrome. It only seems to be when I'm replying, both on the forum and in PMs.

[theGinsue]

Anyone else see the common denomnator here. It appears to be a problem with Chrome parsing the code from vBulletin. I'll research it.

[Irving]

Anyoneelseseethecommondenomnatorhere.It appearstobeaproblemwithChromeparsingthecodefromvBu lletin.I'llresearchit.

FIFY. It was hard to read with all those spaces.

[J]

Sorry guys/gals. Been traveling way to much this fall/early winter. Just getting to this.

Oddly, we haven't changed a damn thing here. My guess is the WYSIWYG editor has some incompatibility with a new version of chrome. And when your chorme did an update, it broke it for you. I'm gonna see if there are any updates to the forum software that include a new version of the editor.

Kind of loathing it... who knows what the upgrade will mess up elsewhere... but I'll do it out of love for you all.

[MarkCO]

I am sure it is Chrome and I am looking at using a new browser as Chrome seems to be crashing more and more lately. Recommendations?

[J]

Firefox just had a huge zero day exploit published on it. They just released a fix. Allows a hacker to put malware on your computer (windows version only) from a hacked/compromised webpage without you knowing or even downloading anything. Make sure you get that patch applied if you move to FireFox.

FireFox is good, as is chrome (usually, but seems a bad batch has come out recently). Opera usually ranks next. If you are Mac, safari is pretty decent, but not quite at the top of the list. As awful as Internet Explorer used to be, the newer versions (IE 11, Edge) aren't nearly as awful (less bad, but not quite good), and will get you through fine while the others get fixed up. If you want to be 'cutting edge' check out vivaldi and torch. Pretty cool features, good performance, but new(ish) players on the market. Both have worked for me, but I'd give the nod to vivaldi. Its personal customization is pretty cool.

Chrome will get fixed up soon. There is too big of an opensource ecosystem with chromium (which feeds into chrome) for these bugs to remain at-large.

[brutal]

Users are seeing the same issue over on another vb 4.1.x forum I frequent...

Its neither here nor there, but today I had to use Waterfox to get an HTML5 interactive/video presentation to show/run only after clicking through several errors that were stalling all other browsers. Sigh.

[cstone]

I just had it happen on a Win10 machine using Opera 41.0

It is hit or miss. Right after it happened on one post, I was able to type the next post without issue.

It is annoying but simple to fix by going back and adding the spaces after I've finished typing. I would guess it is a WYSIWYG issue but that would be a total guess on my part.

[brutal]

Firefox just had a huge zero day exploit published on it. They just released a fix. Allows a hacker to put malware on your computer (windows version only) from a hacked/compromised webpage without you knowing or even downloading anything. Make sure you get that patch applied if you move to FireFox.

run mbam, adwcleaner, jrt, rkill, rougekiller, all on a regular basis...

Watch out for browser sync too, you'll get that crapware on every device. Best to keep one toy not setup to sync if you have a preference to browse the odd site or few.

unplug that backup USB drive to avoid any potential ransomware infection...

... I'll stop now.

[J]

Lol. Spend as much time maintaining your computer as you do using it

Or just switch to Linux/Mac and run one scanner that is likely not even needed.

Unless you are like me, and have to have Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS and Windows Phone devices to cross test a bunch of software. But then again, even on my windows machine, one scanner seems to do it for me... but I only use it for work and am 'in the know'.

Most of my daily browsing is on Linux, and the rest is on Mac. Maybe 0.01% is from Windows when I just happen to be working on that device.