[Resolved] Browser issue

[Casper]

[Captain Jack]

I am reading this topic since its start. I am not sure yet if you are trying to troll or if you indeed have a problem.

In case you indeed have a problem, deactivate all addons and all extensions and try again.

It is CLEARLY a browser issue and not a game issue so there is nothing for us to fix. You need to fix it in your end.

[Casper]

Jack I am not trolling in any way. I cant speak for anyone else but me but I am having this issue.

[Casper]

Ok, I will continue to try to solve it. Thanks for helping and the suggestions.

[Captain Jack]

Start by deactivating all addons and all extensions and try again.
Let us know

[Casper]

Here is guild forum..and my browser Chrome. In case that helps. I dont think its browser related atm, I have installed new different browswers and tried with javascript on. Maybe something on my end is messing it up. I am on linux.

[Captain Jack]

Have you deactivated addons/extensions? Does it do with another browser?

[Casper]

yes sir. All extension / addons turned off. Javascript is enabled. still the same. I also tried on Firefox, Chromium and KDE Linux browser Konqueror.
all the same issue. This is the only problem I have found is the edit function in both Nation, and guild forums. I hit edit once and it all pops up and it sometimes takes me to the 5 hawker mission instructions page for some reason. It's not that a big of a deal. Not a game breaker, just annoying. Aye, I will have to write a worthy tale the first time around, since it gives me no quarter.

[Captain Jack]

I do not know what causes this issue to you. I could say that some ad program could be the issue but linux is not popular for such problems.

You could try turning the instant messenger bar off and see if it happens. (Click close bar at the bottom right). I can't think of anything else to help you.

[Most Lee Harmless]

might be worth looking at keyboard/mouse button issues : 'sticky keys' can cause this : and no, not physically sticky ( well, yes that too)... you can set the time a key/button is 'active' for ; fast typists can work with a very short time setting on this, one-finger plodders can linger too long and so the keystroke gets repeated cos your finger is still on it after it sends its first message.