Can't post replies to threads
05-18-2018, 05:40 PM
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Can't post replies to threads
I usually use Firefox for my browser and until recently had no problem posting replies to threads. Now I cannot do so. Any suggestions?
Right now I'm using IE and can post replies and ask questions.
Thank you.
Right now I'm using IE and can post replies and ask questions.
Thank you.
05-20-2018, 01:05 AM
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billsr (05-20-2018)
05-20-2018, 01:07 AM
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05-21-2018, 12:48 PM
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folks, all of the adblock/script blockers recently rolled out code changes to block any javascript that has the word "log" in it in an attempt to stop ads from logging any session data of the end-user.
Unfortunately for a lot of the internet, there are other elements on a lot of websites that also may contain the word "log" in a javascript format--and for Internet Brands it's for our editor software.
What you can do to continue using adblock while on our sites is to whitelist F150Forum.com in the ad/script block control panel, and then the editor (which is wholly hosted on our domain) will come through clean, while the ads (which are hosted by our partners) will continue to get blocked.
Unfortunately for a lot of the internet, there are other elements on a lot of websites that also may contain the word "log" in a javascript format--and for Internet Brands it's for our editor software.
What you can do to continue using adblock while on our sites is to whitelist F150Forum.com in the ad/script block control panel, and then the editor (which is wholly hosted on our domain) will come through clean, while the ads (which are hosted by our partners) will continue to get blocked.
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Firerunner (05-21-2018)
05-21-2018, 01:28 PM
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folks, all of the adblock/script blockers recently rolled out code changes to block any javascript that has the word "log" in it in an attempt to stop ads from logging any session data of the end-user.
Unfortunately for a lot of the internet, there are other elements on a lot of websites that also may contain the word "log" in a javascript format--and for Internet Brands it's for our editor software.
What you can do to continue using adblock while on our sites is to whitelist F150Forum.com in the ad/script block control panel, and then the editor (which is wholly hosted on our domain) will come through clean, while the ads (which are hosted by our partners) will continue to get blocked.
Unfortunately for a lot of the internet, there are other elements on a lot of websites that also may contain the word "log" in a javascript format--and for Internet Brands it's for our editor software.
What you can do to continue using adblock while on our sites is to whitelist F150Forum.com in the ad/script block control panel, and then the editor (which is wholly hosted on our domain) will come through clean, while the ads (which are hosted by our partners) will continue to get blocked.
