Recently title and text persisting while arrowing through images

Hello all

Same issue for me

Noticed yesterday I'm sure it used to work.

I think I will switch to another browser.

I confirm it works fine with Chrome 😀

Same here on my Samsung phone. It worked until very recently. Chrome works fine but the default browser on my phone does not change the bottom info when paging through FPIs.

Vern Thank you for your input. Same behavior as myself then. Well I changed the default browser to Chrome and it works fine:-)

Same problem using Safari on my iMac - everything from first image except the image itself is carried forward to succeeding images on a scroll through - makes hard work of seeing detail - have to exit scroll and click on image itself to get the information.

Chrome is OK and Safari on my iPhone OK.

Very frustrating - want to love an image - exit find the image and click on it is the only way otherwise you add love to wrong image.

photofervor thank you for your input. Seems more than one platform/browser impacted...

Very frustrating - want to love an image - exit find the image and click on it is the only way otherwise you add love to wrong image.

Yep I've suffered from this for quite sometime. Extremely frustrating. Using Safari/Mac

Could it be an extension in browser maybe ? especially any old java applets still running, just a thought , no issues for me, i run firefox on laptop and chrome on main windows system, haven't tried on mac

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I just tested it on a friends mac, with safari, so I could debug it, but everything worked just fine.

All I did was go through a random portfolio, clicking on the right of the image to go to the next page, and everything worked as I would expect and as it does in every other web browser I have tried.

Is there a geographical element? A particular Cloud flare proxy server or set of them?

Along with browser choices etc.

I would imagine ( no expert at all) but if it was me, i would load a basic browser with no addons or anything at all and see if its still doing it. thats what id do, ive tried 3 browsers on 2 operating systems and dont see it on any

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ANDY00 said

I would imagine ( no expert at all) but if it was me, i would load a basic browser with no addons or anything at all and see if its still doing it. thats what id do, ive tried 3 browsers on 2 operating systems and dont see it on any

 

Thing is, if you don't see it with one setup, it appears that _you_ won't see it with any setup.

Whereas I and a few others see it with various (very) different setups in various places.

There's something between me and the site which is between some other people and the site, which is behaving oddly, under some circumstances.

MidgePhoto said

ANDY00 said

I would imagine ( no expert at all) but if it was me, i would load a basic browser with no addons or anything at all and see if its still doing it. thats what id do, ive tried 3 browsers on 2 operating systems and dont see it on any

 

Thing is, if you don't see it with one setup, it appears that _you_ won't see it with any setup.

Whereas I and a few others see it with various (very) different setups in various places.

There's something between me and the site which is between some other people and the site, which is behaving oddly, under some circumstances.

Yea i do kinda get what your saying i just thought if its working on some browsers on some systems maybe its an addon or something causing the issue and that would be a way to test if it is a browser issue i thought possibly, sorry was just thinking out loud :-)

ANDY00 Thinking is good. Too little of it around.

Woohoo!

Whilst investigating something unrelated, I discovered why this problem exists, and it's definitely a PP problem :-)

Because I know why it is, I know how to easily reproduce the fault.

Put the browser in fullscreen mode (on a PC, use F11) and go next-next through the images. The image changes, but the rest of the page does not.

It's because PP uses a flawed mechanism to detect if an image is being displayed in fullscreen mode.