Owen wrote:

Paul_Bags wrote:

cruiser wrote:Yup me too on the slow link recognition.

Firefox V3.6.4 on Windows 7. Could be the new Firefox, but it's not an issue on any other website

+1

Links sometimes stay 'hovered over' even when I've moved past them, takes awhile for it to catch up, and I can't click on the link I actually want til it does.

+1

+2

-1

Must be just me...

I thought it was just my computer being schist, didn't realise it happened to other people...

wachtourak wrote:

Owen wrote:

Paul_Bags wrote:

cruiser wrote:Yup me too on the slow link recognition.

Firefox V3.6.4 on Windows 7. Could be the new Firefox, but it's not an issue on any other website

+1

Links sometimes stay 'hovered over' even when I've moved past them, takes awhile for it to catch up, and I can't click on the link I actually want til it does.

+1

+2

Get google chrome, its pinned brahz.

Nah, I prefer my browser to have some teeth...

wachtourak wrote:

Owen wrote:

Paul_Bags wrote:

cruiser wrote:Yup me too on the slow link recognition.

Firefox V3.6.4 on Windows 7. Could be the new Firefox, but it's not an issue on any other website

+1

Links sometimes stay 'hovered over' even when I've moved past them, takes awhile for it to catch up, and I can't click on the link I actually want til it does.

+1

+2

+3

I always thought it was my mouse or my computer, does not happen with any other site....

Wobbler wrote:

wachtourak wrote:

Owen wrote:

Paul_Bags wrote:

cruiser wrote:Yup me too on the slow link recognition.

Firefox V3.6.4 on Windows 7. Could be the new Firefox, but it's not an issue on any other website

+1

Links sometimes stay 'hovered over' even when I've moved past them, takes awhile for it to catch up, and I can't click on the link I actually want til it does.

+1

+2

+3

I always thought it was my mouse or my computer, does not happen with any other site....

I assume it's some kind of script thats taking a second or 2 to resolve. Like the hover info in the product section that can take a second to load. If those scripts & images were pre-loaded the initial page load would be slower but the page itself would appear to function better.

Edit: double post due to auto-reload; due to borkage and lazyness.

More Borkage.

Borkage has made vorb essentially unusable during the evenings. Are there plans to fix it, or is it time to move on to other sites?

A Mr General Error told me to do other stuff , IE8 , vista...

Bobbb the [sql] buiiilder

can. he. fix. it?

Bobbb the [sql] buiiiilder

Yes. He. Can.

Seems to happen badly around 8pm every night.

I am sure Rik and the team are working on it.

Oli wrote:Seems to happen badly around 8pm every night.

I am sure Rik and the team are working on it.

Or not

I experience the same failurez as Oliwan describes - often at 8ish in the evening.