I might try that if I get bored but otherwise I've by-passed the problem now by installing Firefox.Again today Railpage is working perfectly in Firefox but not on Chrome. I guess I'll just just Firefox when I'm looking at Railpage...Have you tried uninstalling Chrome and reinstalling?
What's wrong with Firefox, or why don't you like it? Works perfectly for me.I don't have a problem with Firefox but all my passwords and logins are already set to Chrome so it's going to be a pain to have to switch browsers just because Chrome doesn't like Railpage.
Uncle Bill gave up on Internet Explorer (not, once more, Windows Explorer, which is used to find files on your own PC) and replaced it with Edge. Edge works perfect with Railpage. Internet Explorer is old, insecure, and (to the best of my knowledge) unsupported. IE11, the last version, was released in 2013 and has been replaced by Edge. I'm glad you have a working system. By downloading Firefox you have the latest version.I didn't even realise I still had Explorer, it must have been a hang over from when I was running Windows 8. I don't use it.
Have you tried uninstalling Chrome and reinstalling?I might try that if I get bored but otherwise I've by-passed the problem now by installing Firefox.
I didn't even realise I still had Explorer, it must have been a hang over from when I was running Windows 8. I don't use it.
You can transfer your saved logins and passwords from Chrome to Firefox:I have been using chrome and have not seen any problems at all with it
https://www.cyclonis.com/how-to-transfer-all-saved-passwords-chrome-to-firefox/
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/import-bookmarks-google-chrome
https://www.howtogeek.com/333047/how-to-migrate-all-your-data-from-chrome-to-firefox/
Why doesn't Chrome like Railpage? Are there any other Railpage users using Chrome?
Internet Explorer is old, insecure, and (to the best of my knowledge) unsupported. IE11, the last version, was released in 2013 and has been replaced by Edge.IE11 is still actively supported. The most recent update to IE11 was just a couple of weeks ago.
Internet Explorer still installs with Windows 10, goodness knows why!There is a bucketload of software out there - both from MS and third parties - which accesses the Trident engine on which Internet Exploder 4 onwards is based.
As noted previously, Windows Explorer (called File Explorer in Windows 10) is NOT an internet browser, but a file browser.The period where MS actively encouraged people to think of the two as the same was one of the things that led me to stick with MacOS long term. It's been a good move overall.
You can transfer your saved logins and passwords from Chrome to Firefox:Yes. Works perfectly for me. My Chrome version is updated automatically, so is always current. I asked don_dunstan what version he was running and received no response.
https://www.cyclonis.com/how-to-transfer-all-saved-passwords-chrome-to-firefox/
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/import-bookmarks-google-chrome
https://www.howtogeek.com/333047/how-to-migrate-all-your-data-from-chrome-to-firefox/
Why doesn't Chrome like Railpage? Are there any other Railpage users using Chrome?
Sorry but I didn't see where you asked that - it's version 80.0.3987.149 and completely up-to-date it tells me.You can transfer your saved logins and passwords from Chrome to Firefox:Yes. Works perfectly for me. My Chrome version is updated automatically, so is always current. I asked don_dunstan what version he was running and received no response.
https://www.cyclonis.com/how-to-transfer-all-saved-passwords-chrome-to-firefox/
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/import-bookmarks-google-chrome
https://www.howtogeek.com/333047/how-to-migrate-all-your-data-from-chrome-to-firefox/
Why doesn't Chrome like Railpage? Are there any other Railpage users using Chrome?
Not that it matters, but it was on Sat Mar 28, 2020 at 12:55 pm (AEDT) - the good thing is that you can use something to get full access here. I routinely switch browsers when websites don't work - it's surprising how many websites won't work on one, but will work on another. Developers use features which are not compatible across browsers, and/or only test on their own favourite browser.Sorry but I didn't see where you asked that - it's version 80.0.3987.149 and completely up-to-date it tells me.You can transfer your saved logins and passwords from Chrome to Firefox:Yes. Works perfectly for me. My Chrome version is updated automatically, so is always current. I asked don_dunstan what version he was running and received no response.
https://www.cyclonis.com/how-to-transfer-all-saved-passwords-chrome-to-firefox/
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/import-bookmarks-google-chrome
https://www.howtogeek.com/333047/how-to-migrate-all-your-data-from-chrome-to-firefox/
Why doesn't Chrome like Railpage? Are there any other Railpage users using Chrome?
Could be that your Chrome has something wrong with it and would also not work correctly on other sites, not yet discovered. If you can be bothered, download the latest install file for Chrome, save it somewhere, then thoroughly uninstall your current version using the Revo Uninstaller (the free version is fine). Revo will not only uninstall using Chrome's own uninstaller, it will then go on to remove any leftover registry entries and files. (You would be surprised at how many such items are left behind when you just use a normal uninstall, and quite possibly some such orphaned item is causing your problem). Once your system is completely free of Chrome in this way, restart it and then run the Chrome installer which you downloaded previously. If the newly installed Chrome then exhibits the same problems, it must indeed be somewhere else in your system, but Plan B would be to stick with Firefox.Not that it matters, but it was on Sat Mar 28, 2020 at 12:55 pm (AEDT) - the good thing is that you can use something to get full access here. I routinely switch browsers when websites don't work - it's surprising how many websites won't work on one, but will work on another. Developers use features which are not compatible across browsers, and/or only test on their own favourite browser.Sorry but I didn't see where you asked that - it's version 80.0.3987.149 and completely up-to-date it tells me.You can transfer your saved logins and passwords from Chrome to Firefox:Yes. Works perfectly for me. My Chrome version is updated automatically, so is always current. I asked don_dunstan what version he was running and received no response.
https://www.cyclonis.com/how-to-transfer-all-saved-passwords-chrome-to-firefox/
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/import-bookmarks-google-chrome
https://www.howtogeek.com/333047/how-to-migrate-all-your-data-from-chrome-to-firefox/
Why doesn't Chrome like Railpage? Are there any other Railpage users using Chrome?
The bottom line is it is not Chrome - many users here are perfectly happy using Chrome, without any issues. It must be something at your end causing the problem.
I'm not worried, I use Firefox for this and News.com.au now - not being able to read all about the Wu Flu from one source really isn't a problem... I might uninstall and reinstall Chrome later as Graham from QLD suggested and see if that doesn't make a difference. It's not a problem with any of the extensions on Chrome, I've turned those off and it didn't make a difference.It may interest that Chrome has recently spat the dummy and is refusing to open News.com.au.I will probably come as no surprise to find out that it opens perfectly for me.
It's something at your end.
I can't use hypertext mark up boxes and I have to write everything in code - I also can't send or receive messages or 'like' posts.Hmm, now I'm having similar problems in Chrome, but not in Edge. It's a conspiracy I tell you!
Been that way for a few weeks now in Chrome and even worse in MS Windows. Suggestions?
I fixed this by clearing all browsing data in Chrome.I can't use hypertext mark up boxes and I have to write everything in code - I also can't send or receive messages or 'like' posts.Hmm, now I'm having similar problems in Chrome, but not in Edge. It's a conspiracy I tell you!
Been that way for a few weeks now in Chrome and even worse in MS Windows. Suggestions?
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