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Netsurf 3.1 1247 and Facebook
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C J Craig
Jun 5, 2013, 12:38:09 PM6/5/13
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When I connect to www.facebook.com. I get blank pages except under
"Find Friends" I am sure it worked before... Have I missed
something?? perhaps it used to autodetect and refer me to
https://m.facebook.com
Chris
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C J Craig
Ch...@skipton.demon.co.uk
Iyonix ARM XScale computer RISC OS 5.18
"Find Friends" I am sure it worked before... Have I missed
something?? perhaps it used to autodetect and refer me to
https://m.facebook.com
Chris
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C J Craig
Ch...@skipton.demon.co.uk
Iyonix ARM XScale computer RISC OS 5.18
Dave Wisnia at home
Jun 5, 2013, 4:44:48 PM6/5/13
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In message <519a1e57...@skipton.demon.co.uk>
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With very best wishes
Dave Wisnia
C J Craig <Ch...@skipton.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> When I connect to www.facebook.com. I get blank pages except under
> "Find Friends" I am sure it worked before... Have I missed
> something?? perhaps it used to autodetect and refer me to
> https://m.facebook.com
> Chris
Is Javascript turned on?
> When I connect to www.facebook.com. I get blank pages except under
> "Find Friends" I am sure it worked before... Have I missed
> something?? perhaps it used to autodetect and refer me to
> https://m.facebook.com
> Chris
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With very best wishes
Dave Wisnia
C J Craig
Jun 5, 2013, 5:57:27 PM6/5/13
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In message <1c2f3557...@david.wisnia.net>
Actually the pages are not completely blank, the headers & footers are
there. There is no error message and computer is not frozen
I can not see pictures in Dropbox links either but the picture frame
shows.
Dave Wisnia at home <da...@wisnia.net> wrote:
> In message <519a1e57...@skipton.demon.co.uk>
> C J Craig <Ch...@skipton.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>> When I connect to www.facebook.com. I get blank pages except under
>> "Find Friends" I am sure it worked before... Have I missed
>> something?? perhaps it used to autodetect and refer me to
>> https://m.facebook.com
>> Chris
> Is Javascript turned on?
Yes, it's not disabled
> In message <519a1e57...@skipton.demon.co.uk>
> C J Craig <Ch...@skipton.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>> When I connect to www.facebook.com. I get blank pages except under
>> "Find Friends" I am sure it worked before... Have I missed
>> something?? perhaps it used to autodetect and refer me to
>> https://m.facebook.com
>> Chris
> Is Javascript turned on?
Actually the pages are not completely blank, the headers & footers are
there. There is no error message and computer is not frozen
I can not see pictures in Dropbox links either but the picture frame
shows.
Theo Markettos
Jun 5, 2013, 6:15:27 PM6/5/13
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C J Craig <Ch...@skipton.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> Yes, it's not disabled
> Actually the pages are not completely blank, the headers & footers are
> there. There is no error message and computer is not frozen
>
> I can not see pictures in Dropbox links either but the picture frame
> shows.
Facebook is a huge pile of Javascript, and not too surprisingly I couldn't
> Yes, it's not disabled
> Actually the pages are not completely blank, the headers & footers are
> there. There is no error message and computer is not frozen
>
> I can not see pictures in Dropbox links either but the picture frame
> shows.
make NetSurf 3.0 do much with it. You may have more luck with
https://m.facebook.com/
(the simple-mobile version) or
https://touch.facebook.com/
(the version for cleverer mobiles that uses some Javascript)
Theo
Harriet Bazley
Jun 7, 2013, 11:58:52 AM6/7/13
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On 5 Jun 2013 as I do recall,
concealing the righthand edges of comment text - the only way to get it
to go away is to resize the window to be *smaller* - weirdly. If I
resize it larger the overlaying scrollbar then comes back again!
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Harriet Bazley == Loyaulte me lie ==
Death is nature's way of telling you to slow down.
Theo Markettos wrote:
> Facebook is a huge pile of Javascript, and not too surprisingly I couldn't
> make NetSurf 3.0 do much with it. You may have more luck with
> https://m.facebook.com/
> (the simple-mobile version) or
> https://touch.facebook.com/
> (the version for cleverer mobiles that uses some Javascript)
>
Recent versions of m.facebook.com appear with a vertical scrollbar
> Facebook is a huge pile of Javascript, and not too surprisingly I couldn't
> make NetSurf 3.0 do much with it. You may have more luck with
> https://m.facebook.com/
> (the simple-mobile version) or
> https://touch.facebook.com/
> (the version for cleverer mobiles that uses some Javascript)
>
concealing the righthand edges of comment text - the only way to get it
to go away is to resize the window to be *smaller* - weirdly. If I
resize it larger the overlaying scrollbar then comes back again!
--
Harriet Bazley == Loyaulte me lie ==
Death is nature's way of telling you to slow down.
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