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  • #1

    Safari Issues in DNA projects

    Hi,

    I had logged onto my FTDNA account and went to a couple of the projects of which I am member. I usually use Chrome, but this time I was using Safari.

    At a project activity feed, I clicked on the Comments link to expand the comments on an active thread. Nothing happened.

    I tried adding a comment, but the box does not expand, and nor can I add a comment in any way.

    The Safari version is: Version 9.1 (11601.5.17.1)
    The version of OS is Mac OS X 10.11.4

    Chrome is very useful in many ways. But I like Safari since I can have multiple devices share my current and recent browser history and credentials for various websites. It is useful when you have a desktop machine at home, but also have a laptop that is useful when you're on the go.

    Thanks!
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  • #2
    Originally posted by BBA64 View Post
    Chrome is very useful in many ways. But I like Safari since I can have multiple devices share my current and recent browser history and credentials for various websites. It is useful when you have a desktop machine at home, but also have a laptop that is useful when you're on the go.
    Thanks!
    Chrome does this too.

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    • #3
      I'm having similar problems on a project's activity feed:
      • Can't expand the "X comments" part of a thread
      • Can't start a new thread - the area that would allow this seems to appear as the page is loading but then disappears when it loads


      However, I can add a comment to an existing thread.

      Browser: Firefox 44.0.2
      OS: Windows 7

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      • #4
        I also found I couldn't make the "like" work on project threads and myOrigins page was blank other than the logo.

        As an experiment, I turned Adblock Plus off and everything is working again.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by buke View Post
          Chrome does this too.
          True, but Apple does a better job of protecting data, and it's better integrated with the OS.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Conat View Post

            As an experiment, I turned Adblock Plus off and everything is working again.
            I had to disable my blocker also. Seems FTDNA is using some google resources/scripts or what not that are blocked by adblockers

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            • #7
              Originally posted by RandyZie View Post
              I had to disable my blocker also. Seems FTDNA is using some google resources/scripts or what not that are blocked by adblockers
              That would be the issue... turning off AdBlock.

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