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Is anyone else getting these annoying 'imageshack' images where the profile pics should be?
Can anyone fix it?
Can anyone fix it?
5 posters
ImageShack??
sullivj- the 900
- Posts : 2246
Location : Gatwick
wornsprokets- the 900
- Posts : 1391
Location : dublin
Yep me too sullivj
Jameshambleton- the 900
- Posts : 2969
Location : Bedale, North Yorkshire
Nothing much to worry about, it's just a country flag that has expired.... Wales typically 
And a few other things it would seem... looks like an imageshack account has gotten loose, either that of their servers.
And a few other things it would seem... looks like an imageshack account has gotten loose, either that of their servers.
Last edited by Jameshambleton on Tue 07 Mar 2017, 8:15 am; edited 1 time in total
sullivj- the 900
- Posts : 2246
Location : Gatwick
Thanks James. Are you, or one of the mods able to sort it?
Jameshambleton- the 900
- Posts : 2969
Location : Bedale, North Yorkshire
Need Spit, Teamster or ET to fix it.
It would appear that newer accounts or older users that have updated their user profile images are the issue. It would seem that they are hosted on a different imageshack account.
It would appear that newer accounts or older users that have updated their user profile images are the issue. It would seem that they are hosted on a different imageshack account.
sullivj- the 900
- Posts : 2246
Location : Gatwick
Are any of the Admin crew out there?
The imagineshack image overlays the written text, so I'm only seeing half a post. Can you help?
The imagineshack image overlays the written text, so I'm only seeing half a post. Can you help?
Beresford- the 900
- Posts : 1862
Location : not that far from Kirkistown
I've used AdBlock filters on those pop ups. It seems to be working, but no chickens being counted.
Jameshambleton- the 900
- Posts : 2969
Location : Bedale, North Yorkshire
A temporary workaround would be to adjust the zoom level of the webpage to lessen the impact of it.
Alternatively use internet explorer when applicable as it just displays a missing icon sign rather than an image unlike chrome and firefox.
Alternatively use internet explorer when applicable as it just displays a missing icon sign rather than an image unlike chrome and firefox.
Guest- Guest
The "mechanic" graphic has disappeared as well.
Really we need @Spit on this as he has all the originals, failing that I'll have to get creative.
Really we need @Spit on this as he has all the originals, failing that I'll have to get creative.
ratatooie- Running out of unique names
- Posts : 180
Location : Isle of Man
Beresford wrote:I've used AdBlock filters on those pop ups. It seems to be working, but no chickens being counted.
This is the most effective way I have found as well (albeit I use uBlock Origin). Just right click on the box and click "block element" and then confirm in the dialog box and no more covered text!
