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[GTX2GvO]

Originally Posted by Eagle of Fire

Abandonia is one of the rare sites that I allow Javascript on.

This is such a mumbo jumbo... They should not mess with things they apparently don't understand.

How CAN one allow Javascript for a single site?

[DarthHelmet86]

Nav bar seems to be back in the right place with the latest Fire Fox, even with AdBlock Plus on. This is good news.

[Eagle of Fire]

How CAN one allow Javascript for a single site?

With NoScript. Also block Flash and about everything which takes ages to load and is a very potential security risk. I can however allow whatever site as trusted as I want.

You can never overdo security.

[Japo]

Originally Posted by GTX2GvO

How CAN one allow Javascript for a single site?

It depends on the browser, but you should make a new thread in Tech to discuss that, shouldn't you? ^^

[rabadi]

Alright, it seems like it's fixed. Many thanks to the technicians. You have restored my faith in Abandonia

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[alcaray3]

Originally Posted by deathshadow

Breaking the forums out of the stupid malfing iframe nonsense.

iframe... is that like an axeman or gundam or something?

Anyhow, when there are obvious problems with a site, I make the assumption that those who can do things to fix it, actually want to hear about it. If they seem to be going down the road where they think that each report is a problem with the platform it was run on, rather than a global issue, and if my platform has the problem but seems to be atypical in some way... Then I think it's even more important that I let them know.

If the powers-that-be don't want a ton of whiny, complainy posts, then it is up to them to set the tone, and keep people informed what's going on. The point at which they've decided that it's really a global problem is critical and they should advertise it unequivocally. That way people won't be in must-convince-these-guys-the-problem-isn't-me mode.

Maybe even say "thanks for the reports", once in a while.

Anyhow, when the banner-ad at the top came back, the problems all went away for me, as far as I can tell. I'm the IE8/no adblocker guy.

[GTX2GvO]

Originally Posted by GTX2GvO

How CAN one allow Javascript for a single site?

Originally Posted by Eagle of Fire

With NoScript. Also block Flash and about everything which takes ages to load and is a very potential security risk. I can however allow whatever site as trusted as I want.
You can never overdo security.

Originally Posted by Japo

It depends on the browser, but you should make a new thread in Tech to discuss that, shouldn't you? ^^

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There's no need for a whole new thread if the question is mildly still on the subject AND the answer given to it (by EoF) states more work then wanted.
(I'm not in the mood of using NoScript, cause that gives me the feel of using a shotgun on ALL sites I go to)

Anyway, rerailing back on the menubar topic.
It's 99% fine again here. the 1% annoyance that I now seem to have is that the site gives a horizontal scrollbar, cause the space for the right side ads is still "reserved". Although they are blocked by ABP.

[Dave]

Originally Posted by GTX2GvO

Anyway, rerailing back on the menubar topic.
It's 99% fine again here. the 1% annoyance that I now seem to have is that the site gives a horizontal scrollbar, cause the space for the right side ads is still "reserved". Although they are blocked by ABP.

I'm still in contact with them, if we are lucky we will get rid of that problem too, thank you guys.

[Eagle of Fire]

(I'm not in the mood of using NoScript, cause that gives me the feel of using a shotgun on ALL sites I go to)

Well, that's exactly why I use it. Cut all the crap down and make me surf about twice as fast than without it.

[Capo]

Now works fine for me, thanks.