More and more I come across posts which require me to scroll horizontally to read sentences that are 2 feet long. You have to scroll back and forth and back and forth just to read them. I usually get frustrated and just move along.
Is there any way to fix this? I assume it has something to do with the poster, not the reader. None of my posts look like this.
I also see numerous posts where the pics are so large that only a tiny portion of them are visible. Clicking on the pic, which normally enlarges it, actually makes it smaller and, in most cases useful. Again, I suspect this is has something to do with the way the poster is uploading the pic.
I don't recall seeing either of these issues many years ago.
Is there any way to fix this? I assume it has something to do with the poster, not the reader. None of my posts look like this.
I also see numerous posts where the pics are so large that only a tiny portion of them are visible. Clicking on the pic, which normally enlarges it, actually makes it smaller and, in most cases useful. Again, I suspect this is has something to do with the way the poster is uploading the pic.
I don't recall seeing either of these issues many years ago.
That's good to hear. Any estimate as to when this update might be implemented?
Also, I should mention, that this is not an issue that's limited to DIY Audio. I thought it might be something on my end but apparently others are experiencing the same problems.
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Thank you for keeping the forum consistent ...!
Firefox - I like for privacy and configurability.
But , for transactions and in-page forms ... ahhh.
It seems that most of the web has conformed to the webkit (chrome/edge)
standard. I use Edge.
About 1 in 10 sites have glitches with Firefox. Either forms will show ghost text,
no pasting ... other assorted errata.
DIYA works well with either browser , BTW.
PS - this site is FLAWLESS on W7/Edge. Better than a few years ago.
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But , for transactions and in-page forms ... ahhh.
It seems that most of the web has conformed to the webkit (chrome/edge)
standard. I use Edge.
About 1 in 10 sites have glitches with Firefox. Either forms will show ghost text,
no pasting ... other assorted errata.
DIYA works well with either browser , BTW.
PS - this site is FLAWLESS on W7/Edge. Better than a few years ago.
OS
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