Header banner intrusion into page

07 Feb 2016 22:21 #11 by Peter Kirk
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I disabled both when Win 10 was loaded but I found Old-Maps.co.uk didn't work and since I use it almost every other day and pay for it I thought I should turn both back on. Flash is so widely used it seems most peculiar that the muppets at Adobe don't do something about it! I also found out that something called Silverlight is also required. There seems to be more bolt-ons required to make this OS work! I don't know of a script blocker for Chrome though.

On my PC the banner is unobtrusive an I don't get the bottom banner. What I did find odd was that I get no ads when I log in on my PC but on my phone it is a screen full, well almost, even when logged in.

On the whole I'm getting used to it now.

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07 Feb 2016 23:50 #12 by REF
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I've never had issues with the scrolling menu bar, I use an iPhone, an Ipad and an iMac and it not intrusive on any platform.

I guess it's a matter of opinion but it doesn't bother me

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08 Feb 2016 11:12 #13 by carnaby
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IFlash is so widely used it seems most peculiar that the muppets at Adobe don't do something about it! I also found out that something called Silverlight is also required.


Spot on - how can a company which produce such powerful software such as Photoshop and InDesign fail to solve the problems with a simple add-on such as Flash time and time again.

The gurus tell you repeatedly not to use it because of its security issues, but a very large number of web sites insist on its use to function. I get tired of the number of times a day I have to click on 'Allow Flash' but with many sites it's grossly overused/. E.g. with ZDnet , the page loads in a few seconds, but I can't read the user's comments until I click 'Allow Flash' The page then goes into hyperspace for about a minute loading numerous junk ads - none of which I want.

I first came across Silverlight a few years ago, being forced to install it for something I felt was of interest. It added loads of junk onto my 'C' partition and still didn't work properly. . Supposedly Microsoft's answer to Flash I ditched it - forever

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08 Feb 2016 12:13 #14 by Dietmar Morley
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Graham, Peter,

Stay on topic please, I'm trying to gauge people's views on the menu bar.

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08 Feb 2016 13:39 #15 by Peter Kirk
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Apologies Dietmar but I was curious to know the reason why the forum behaves differently in Firefox and Edge as neither of these have the banner issue nor could I get rid of the, now ridiculous, cookie message. It seems that Flash and/or Java is required as both are disabled on the aforementioned browsers. I also wasn't sure if this Silverlight thing played a part in it, which I now know it doesn't.

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06 Mar 2016 08:11 #16 by Dietmar Morley
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Hi all, I've finally come to the conclusion that as the live menu bar is an irritant to some we'll get it locked down.

It will be sorted in the week.

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06 Mar 2016 12:07 #17 by Bob
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Thanks for listening to, and acting on, the feedback on this issue.

I appreciate, from experience, that upgrades and re-designs of forums/websites will always have the "Marmite factor" involved - sometimes it's a small detail that causes the most 'controversy'.

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06 Mar 2016 12:17 #18 by Dietmar Morley
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I appreciate, from experience, that upgrades and re-designs of forums/websites will always have the "Marmite factor" involved - sometimes it's a small detail that causes the most 'controversy'.


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07 Mar 2016 17:07 #19 by Dietmar Morley
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The change has now been implemented.

You may need to reload your browser or clear your cache, but the moving menu bar is now gone.

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07 Mar 2016 23:22 #20 by David Thompson
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Thanks for your efforts and patience with this one Dietmar , it is much appreciated .
Thank you

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