Is It Just Me?

[Grey Doffin]

Hi guys,

Opening individual forums is very slow and once open they have a totally different look: a lot of blank space with thread titles widely spaced.  Threads with new content are marked with a black dot, which I'm not used to.  It can take a while to exit a forum also: 10 or 15 seconds.

Something happen, is this my screw up again, huh?

Grey

[Derek]

Same here.

[TETSUGENDO]

-Perhaps your problems are due to your respective browsers, equipment, wifi (if applicable).  Could you have inadvertantly altered the site settings?  So many possibilities.  I'm not having any troubles, but who can say what tomorrow may bring.

 

Steven K

[Wayben]

Having the same problems.

[Brian]

Had support reload a bunch of files and do some maintenance yesterday to work on this malware thing.

For me it looks fine, but please try Ctrl+F5 to reload the page with a fresh copy, and if you are still seeing anything odd, can you post a screen shot?

[Wayben]

Back to normal this morning.

[Brian]

 

 

[ROKUJURO]

Brian,

I had the same GOOGLE malware warning again as reported some time ago. I cannot produce a screenshot (it is all red and I cannot copy), but they say the attackers are on

zctmnvhdae.ddnsking.com

I can only get to the NMB site when I agree to go to a 'potentially dangerous site'.

[Brian]

Yeah, that is a consistent link. But is not found in the files.

Going to have to pay a company to do a comprehensive audit. It'll take time. The malware is not dangerous. Just leave it with me.

[Pete Klein]

For the last week or so I cannot use the back page button when I'm on Internet Explorer which is my main browser. When I go to Firefox it works. Any suggestions?

[Brian]

Yes. Use Firefox

Seriously though, I'll look into it. May be part of this code injection thing. They are working on that. What does it do when you use the back button? Nothing...or load something else?

Worth clearing cookies sometimes, and using Ctrl + F5 to completely reload all parts of the page.

IE is past its sell by date though, and probably susceptible to malicious code and outdated security. So best to slowly work towards Firefox anyways.

[Brian]

Little research shows that IE is not very reliable when it comes to that back button anyways:

http://forums.cannabisculture.com/forums/index.php?/topic/184259-windows-ie-11-browser-not-fully-compatible-with-ipb/
http://forums.speedguide.net/showthread.php?281775-Internet-Explorer-back-button-not-working-very-well-here
http://www.thewindowsclub.com/internet-explorer-back-button-not-working
http://www.sevenforums.com/browsers-mail/330776-ie-11-back-button-not-working-windows-7-machine.html

 

I never use the back button, not sure why anyone would need to. I always open links with a middle click, in a new tab. Once read, I close the window and the old page is still there. Just a thought...

[Pete Klein]

Hi -- it does nothing. I have to go to the main page and start over. The problem is that all my bookmarks are on IE and Firefox is a pain with how their bookmarks work so I stick with IE. I'll try what you mentioned. Thanks much.

[John A Stuart]

I have stopped using IE and now mostly Edge. All bookmarks etc are transferable. Now problems with anything so far. John

[Ed]

No problem here.  Was having the Malware pop up recently, but that has been fixed.

[SteveM]

Same as Ed above, I haven't had the malware warning pop-up recently. No problems loading or viewing. Using Firefox and Chrome.

[Pete Klein]

Back page button working now. I didn't do anything here so it must have been resolved on NMB side.