[10068]

Am I the only one having problems with this recently? Simple pictures, such as the image "Edit Message" or the little "Y!" that signifies that they entered a Yahoo id, are not showing up correctly at all. The system is seeming to use random user Avatars instead of the normal images. What the heck is going on?

 

[immtbiker]

I can't vouch for others, but this is the first I'm hearing of it. Maybe a cache clear is in order, and a virus check.

 

[AlanY]

You're using Firefox with the speed tweaks, right?

The speed tweaks cause this to happen. Clear the cache.

 

[10068]

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Originally Posted by AlanY You're using Firefox with the speed tweaks, right? The speed tweaks cause this to happen. Clear the cache.

with just HeadFi, or can it happen to any site?

thanks for the heads-up guys

 

[Edwood]

Everything looks fine to me in both Firefox and IE6.

Except Firefox is sometimes slower to load pics and "icons tiles" on my system for some reason.

-Ed

 

[immtbiker]

Hey Sduibek...if you have to clear your cash, you can always send me some.

 

[10068]

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Originally Posted by immtbiker Hey Sduibek...if you have to clear your cash, you can always send me some.

lol

Crazy old coot.


EDIT: Hrm. I just looked up "coot" in the dictionary, and it means an eccentric old man. So I pulled a fast one on myself, putting "crazy" and "old" before it. Kinda like saying Automatic ATM Machine. heh. Doh!

 

[Fastjack]

I also have the problem with them pictures

And for quite some time now. I'm using Firefox with a whole bunch of extensions and I have no idea what causes this mess. A complete reload (Ctr.+F5) seems to re-randomize the icons and can therefore help a little.

 

[AlanY]

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Originally Posted by Fastjack I also have the problem with them pictures And for quite some time now. I'm using Firefox with a whole bunch of extensions and I have no idea what causes this mess. A complete reload (Ctr.+F5) seems to re-randomize the icons and can therefore help a little.

It's not the extensions causing this. It's the "speed tweaks". If you don't remember what speed tweaks you turned on (there are a set of "speed tweak" variations floating around the internet... this is one of the more comprehensive sets), go through each one in "about:config" and restore it to it's default value.