Ads slotted between posts when logged in?

[TheGrumpyGuy]

Anybody else seeing ads in between posts? I've only ever seen this when I wasn't logged...

 

[gmcttr]

Yes, so I log in.

 

[TheGrumpyGuy]

Yes, so I log in.

My point is that I WAS logged in and seeing the ads...

 

[Ingomike]

My point is that I WAS logged in and seeing the ads...

Clear cashe, Reboot, bet that fixes it…

 

[TheGrumpyGuy]

It's gone now, without clearing cache or rebooting. I'm wondering now if it was only that 1 thread I was in that had the issue, because I haven't seen it since I posted this thread...

 

[shadowguy219]

It's gone now, without clearing cache or rebooting. I'm wondering now if it was only that 1 thread I was in that had the issue, because I haven't seen it since I posted this thread...

It's been terrible on tapatalk recently.

 

[firecadet613]

It's been terrible on tapatalk recently.

I got off Tapatalk and now use DuckDuckGo just for forum browsing. I find it better than TapaTalk, just keep a tab open for each different forum...

 

[shadowguy219]

I got off Tapatalk and now use DuckDuckGo just for forum browsing. I find it better than TapaTalk, just keep a tab open for each different forum...

Thanks for the info. I'll give that a try.

 

[gassprint1]

Thanks for the info. I'll give that a try.

I use Firefox browser on my galaxy S9, regular web pages tend to show more information...I'm not downloading any apps to take up more space in my phone.

 

[WebSnyper]

I use Firefox browser on my galaxy S9, regular web pages tend to show more information...I'm not downloading any apps to take up more space in my phone.

I use firefox as well on my phone. Access to all my same bookmarks across multiple devices, including phone, etc.

 

[gassprint1]

I use firefox as well on my phone. Access to all my same bookmarks across multiple devices, including phone, etc.

Best thing i like about it and Mozilla keeps it simple instead of over complicating things.

 

[shadowguy219]

Best thing i like about it and Mozilla keeps it simple instead of over complicating things.

Firefox might keep it too simple, especially for the bad guys.

Security Vulnerabilities fixed in Firefox 127

www.mozilla.org

 

[gassprint1]

Firefox might keep it too simple, especially for the bad guys.

Security Vulnerabilities fixed in Firefox 127

www.mozilla.org

There are vulnerabilities in all software. Microsoft probably had updates every week.

 

[shadowguy219]

There are vulnerabilities in all software. Microsoft probably had updates every week.

100% agree. Software nowadays is kinda like picking a poison.

 

[WebSnyper]

Firefox might keep it too simple, especially for the bad guys.

Security Vulnerabilities fixed in Firefox 127

www.mozilla.org

It's software that's not announcing security updates frequently that you have to worry about.

 

[WebSnyper]

There are vulnerabilities in all software. Microsoft probably had updates every week.

Well generally once a month overall, but the Edge browser is based on Chromium so you will generally see Chromium updates for Chrome (Google) and Edge regularly and they update on their own schedule outside of the OS.