btw I doubt the javascripts where designed to be used over a remote desktop connection, so thats probably the start of your worries.

I'm assuming your are using this to somehow bypass a firewall. Why not use an IP instead or i.rlfans.com should work fine over that setup

It may not be a proxy dodge. A lot of the guys at my current client are forced to use such a setup for their daily work.

It's barmy IMO but there you go

It works on my IE at work (where I manily look at the forums

) but in basic format. I can still read everything and post..

Actually this is good, please please please do not fix this as this way I don't have to look at all the ty advertising that usually totally overwhelms the forum pages!!

Thanks again for not fixing these bugs on about the most commonly used browser... honestly I mean it please leave it as it is!

Quote rotherhamrhino="rotherhamrhino" Thanks again for not fixing these bugs on about the most commonly used browser... '" I do all my testing based on the most used browsers first then ones that aren't used much fix after live, so Chrome and Firefox..... then the rest... 2013 January (W3Schools www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp) Internet Explorer 14.3 % Firefox 30.2 % Chrome 48.4 % Safari 4.2 % Opera 1.9 %

Quote rotherhamrhino="rotherhamrhino" Thanks again for not fixing these bugs on about the most commonly used browser... '" I do all my testing based on the most used browsers first then ones that aren't used much fix after live, so Chrome and Firefox..... then the rest... 2013 January (W3Schools www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp) Internet Explorer 14.3 % Firefox 30.2 % Chrome 48.4 % Safari 4.2 % Opera 1.9 %

Interesting that the two bundled proprietary browsers are so low

...particularly given their default prevalence in mobile devices

Loving the EGO button, haha

Quote Sadfish="Sadfish"I do all my testing based on the most used browsers first then ones that aren't used much fix after live, so Chrome and Firefox..... then the rest... 2013 January (W3Schools www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp) Internet Explorer 14.3 % Firefox 30.2 % Chrome 48.4 % Safari 4.2 % Opera 1.9 %'" Wouldn't be stats from the server logs a much better guide? Mind anyone still on IE7 deserves all they get.

Quote Sadfish="Sadfish"I do all my testing based on the most used browsers first then ones that aren't used much fix after live, so Chrome and Firefox..... then the rest... 2013 January (W3Schools www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp) Internet Explorer 14.3 % Firefox 30.2 % Chrome 48.4 % Safari 4.2 % Opera 1.9 %'" Wouldn't be stats from the server logs a much better guide? Mind anyone still on IE7 deserves all they get.

Take a hint, do some work you feckless sod!

Quote Big Graeme="Big Graeme" Quote Big Graeme="Sadfish"I do all my testing based on the most used browsers first then ones that aren't used much fix after live, so Chrome and Firefox..... then the rest... 2013 January (W3Schools www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp) Internet Explorer 14.3 % Firefox 30.2 % Chrome 48.4 % Safari 4.2 % Opera 1.9 %'" Wouldn't be stats from the server logs a much better guide? Mind anyone still on IE7 deserves all they get.'" GA would be the best guide. And easiest!

Quote Big Graeme="Big Graeme" Quote Big Graeme="Sadfish"I do all my testing based on the most used browsers first then ones that aren't used much fix after live, so Chrome and Firefox..... then the rest... 2013 January (W3Schools www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp) Internet Explorer 14.3 % Firefox 30.2 % Chrome 48.4 % Safari 4.2 % Opera 1.9 %'" Wouldn't be stats from the server logs a much better guide? Mind anyone still on IE7 deserves all they get.'" GA would be the best guide. And easiest!