Image Zoom-in function

[buta]

Just thought I'd mention that it seems like the little thing that opens/expands images doesn't seem to work with Chrome. Or it's just me.

It works fine on Firefox 4, but Chrome it just opens the border and nothing else.

[HolyAbyssal]

Iunno, it seems to work for me.

:v

[buta]

What addons do you use? Or version? Cause I've got like everything turned off basically and it still doesn't work. o.o

[HolyAbyssal]

I don't use any addons except for a RSS reader. And latest version as of this post.

I've never had any problems with it.

[NoeJeko]

I've also checked this with the latest version of Chrome (clean) on three physical machines and one virtual machine -- all work.

One possibility would be any ad blockers or script blockers you may use -- they need to allow both ggftw.com and ggftw.net.

[buta]

Originally Posted by NoeJeko

I've also checked this with the latest version of Chrome (clean) on three physical machines and one virtual machine -- all work.

One possibility would be any ad blockers or script blockers you may use -- they need to allow both ggftw.com and ggftw.net.

Weird cause adblock is off and I am not consciously aware of any other ad/script blockers. Unless there is some hidden thing that may cause this.

But thanks for getting back to me.

Edit: Nevermind, even disabled adblocks seem to break it. Weird.

[NoeJeko]

One of the things for which we cannot account.

Adblock likes to indiscriminately block any code with the two letters a and d connected. Thus, even an MD5 hash (which we use for some dynamic stylesheets) like f730bad714 becomes broken by adblockers because of the bolded letters.

We code for the latest stable versions of 5 major browsers -- there's just no way we can throw all possible add-ons in that list as well

[buta]

Originally Posted by NoeJeko

One of the things for which we cannot account.

Adblock likes to indiscriminately block any code with the two letters a and d connected. Thus, even an MD5 hash (which we use for some dynamic stylesheets) like f730bad714 becomes broken by adblockers because of the bolded letters.

We code for the latest stable versions of 5 major browsers -- there's just no way we can throw all possible add-ons in that list as well

Even when ad block is disabled? That's... weird. o_o;