Hi Nigel. That is quite strange. Please try clearing your cookies. It's possible it's a HTTP/HTTPS cookie related thing, or something to do with our changed domain / CDN pattern. Once you've cleared your cookies (for *diyaudio.com and *dastatic.com) let me know if the problem persists. If after that it's "only you" having the problem (unlikely), then it could possibly be related to your ISP doing some over zealous caching. In that case, you could try tethering to a different ISP (say sharing wifi on your phone, from your mobile phone connection, if it's a different company) and seeing if you get a different experience.
Hi Nigel. That is quite strange. Please try clearing your cookies. It's possible it's a HTTP/HTTPS cookie related thing, or something to do with our changed domain / CDN pattern. Once you've cleared your cookies (for *diyaudio.com and *dastatic.com) let me know if the problem persists. If after that it's "only you" having the problem (unlikely), then it could possibly be related to your ISP doing some over zealous caching. In that case, you could try tethering to a different ISP (say sharing wifi on your phone, from your mobile phone connection, if it's a different company) and seeing if you get a different experience.
http://www.diyaudio.com/index.php
Its acting differently today.
It had 40 posts on to start with.
I set it to 100 and it now wont change from 100.
Very strange. I can switch back and both for the number of posts in a thread, but front page always stays at 40.
The good news is that if you're still having the same problem on all 3 browsers, and you're the only person having this problem, it's clear that something common to all 3 browsers is the problem:
The solution lies in changing some of these variables. I would first see if you can change the ISP / Internet connection by tethering to your phone as ISP caching is an obvious one. Then look for common browser extensions as they should be easy to identify (and you can probably restart your browser without any extensions, to test). Then it's down to the operating system or programs that interfere / "help" with internet data input / output, malware checkers and antivirus etc which can be turned off for a moment to see the effect.
- Computer
- Common installed extensions in all 3 browsers
- Software installed on that computer that purports to "help" you in some way / speed things up / antivirus / etc
- The internet connection
- The ISP
The solution lies in changing some of these variables. I would first see if you can change the ISP / Internet connection by tethering to your phone as ISP caching is an obvious one. Then look for common browser extensions as they should be easy to identify (and you can probably restart your browser without any extensions, to test). Then it's down to the operating system or programs that interfere / "help" with internet data input / output, malware checkers and antivirus etc which can be turned off for a moment to see the effect.
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