As suggested yesterday I cleared the cookies from Firefox just for five minutes of joy on this forum. A remarkably silly thing to do. I lost ease of access to a lot of important websites. I have just accessed the forum through the Microsoft Edge which I never use.
I could make many comments. But why?
As the poet said “The pump don’t work because the vandals took the handle”. So I will be drinking Burgundy until this hiatus is will and truly cleared.
As suggested yesterday I cleared the cookies from Firefox just for five minutes of joy on this forum. A remarkably silly thing to do. I lost ease of access to a lot of important websites. I have just accessed the forum through the Microsoft Edge which I never use.
I could make many comments. But why?
As the poet said “The pump don’t work because the vandals took the handle”. So I will be drinking Burgundy until this hiatus is will and truly cleared.
JA
Unfortunately a bit late for you now, but for future reference, you can just delete the cookies from a single site in Firefox (and probably most other browsers)
Top right, select settings, then from the left hand side, Privacy & Security, scroll down to Cookies & Site Date, then Manage Data; N.B. Not Clear data.
From there index on the first column and just delete the cookies from the required site
Having used the Internet from the days when you had to compile gcc (24 hours) with the (limited) installed C compiler. Then glib C (24 more hours) with gcc. Then X (yet another 24 hours). Then compile Mosaic (another, further 24 hours), then use altavista.digital.com as the (only) search engine, I can’t be bothered about the odd second or five when loading a web page.
PS:- All times relevant to Sun 360 and Hewlett Packard 320 computers.
We’re really quite spoiled about what we can do on the Interwebs these days. Just think back to the times when one sent a postcard to a supplier that one had read about in ME, requesting a catalogue! 😀
Hi, I can read those on my 12 year old iPad and my new iPad . The one I read was from 20 December.
Maurice
I have a 12 year old iPad (iPad 2, 64GB) which I was given as a birthday present. Its not been touched for 4 years and I would like to make some use of it but I cannot find any way to download apps from the App store. How do you manage with yours?
Ian P
You will be lucky!
I doubt you will be able to load any app now as your OS is too far out of date and cannot be updated.
It is now just a web browser + any existing apps you have that still work.
Welcome to the world of Apple.
I too have an old Ipad and an 11 year old IMac, the IMac now runs Windows 11.
Which is why I asked how Maurice used his 12 year old iPad. My present understanding its that its only use nowadays is as an ornament (I did a factory reset so dont have any of my old apps on it).
Your Honour following my learned friend’s recent disclosure above I just logged out and tried to get back in.
At least there is a message there now saying there are problems which there indeed are as I was once again in the loop not knowing if I was in or out and had to again resort to logging in via WordPress.
So on that evidence I would say it is still Fooked.
As I said early on it does not look like Darren has been able to sort it so will have to wait for Andy to return on Wednesday as it was obviously not thought urgent enough to call him in from stand by. They have not even bothered to lift the “accidental” ban on pour old Frances yet which is a couple of clicks for those with the access level.
Made several attempts to get on the forum this morning but was unable to thought I was on the lego forum attempted to post screen shot but was unable to ‘load image’
Which version of iOS do you have on that iPad, Ian ?
MichaelG.
9.3.5
It tells me ‘your software is up to date’
I am a very not an Apple person (also just recently gone off HP printers too)
Ian P
P.S. Actually it is only one HP printer and it may be that other low cost all-in-one’s from other manufacturers have similar features, restrictions and tie-in’s so that its not quite as multifunctional as I would expect.
Your Honour following my learned friend’s recent disclosure above I just logged out and tried to get back in.
At least there is a message there now saying there are problems which there indeed are as I was once again in the loop not knowing if I was in or out and had to again resort to logging in via WordPress.
So on that evidence I would say it is still Fooked.
As I said early on it does not look like Darren has been able to sort it so will have to wait for Andy to return on Wednesday as it was obviously not thought urgent enough to call him in from stand by. They have not even bothered to lift the “accidental” ban on pour old Frances yet which is a couple of clicks for those with the access level.
Jason, just been having a play with this; sorry for lots of screenshots, but it might help other users to see what log-in state they are in;
I normally use Opera, so logged out, and back in again. This led me into the endless loop.
Note that the notice is pale green claiming it’s cured, whereas the previous warning was red.
Also note that this is the very first screen after hitting the log-in link, and that there is nowhere to enter a user name or password; it jumps straight here, so you’re not really logged in.
Next I opened a different browser, Pale Moon in this case, and pressed the log-in link
This time, I got the opportunity to supply my credentials, and was able to log in successfully.
Now back to Opera, where I was stuck in the endless loop, as per the first screenshot; Follow the advice in the green box, and clear Opera’s cookies.
N.B. Only clear the cookies for this site, not all browser cookies.
I replied to an earlier post on this about Firefox cookies, but this screenshot is specific to Opera; other browsers will have a similar setting.
I repeat again, only clear cookies for this site.
Having done so, I then refreshed my log-in on Opera, and received the correct log-in screen to enter password etc.
As you can see, I’m now back in and posting this reply from Opera browser, so clearing this site’s cookies cured the problem.
All is sweetness and light
Happy New Year