Wanted to pass along- I went to log in today and could not on Safari. The top right menus were a no show.
I was able to in Firefox (Mac) and Opera (iPhone). The Safari web browser on mac, ipad, and iphone all do NOT show the top right log in/profile links/options. Copy/pasting screen shot from Safari on Mac below.
Correct.
Something is busted. Chrome works on a iPad. But safari has all the “reply” buttons greyed out.
Ahhh, you are right. I just sent a PM to Bob at DPR because I couldn't login either. That was with Chrome, but firefox is working fine. I'm sure they will sort it.
Danny.
No Login on Chrome on Windows or Samsung Internet on mobile.
I think Alan just tripped over the extension cord.
Safari - Preferences - Privacy - Manage Website Data
Highlight dprevived dot com
click… remove.
I can log in with Duck Duck Go but not with Chrome or Safari -
On ipad & iphone, will try desktop when I get home.
On a Mac with Firefox browser… the keyboard shortcut Command & i will launch the Security panel.
Clear cookies and Site Data
this should be fixed now. if not try to clear browser cache.
Yep that did it thanks. Just signed in again with chrome, but all fine now.
Danny.
PS: BTW, I like dark ;-)
Clearing cache worked for me. Control-I Windows/Firefox while viewing dprevived.com
Sherm
This also happened to me on Safari. As someone pointed out just clear the cache and log in again with your credentials. Then it is happy. If you notice, they did an update that has various "themes." .... dark, grey, etc. If I don't miss my guess there was a programming "glitch" that affected individuals.
If it happens again at least everyone will know what to do.
Bob
Pheeeww!!!!!!!!......(wiping sweat off forehead)............I thought I was banned 😇
🤣😂so did I. i can remember on DPR i went on holidays for 3 weeks an didnt even post came back and was banned.
The thought also crossed my mind....... but I've been a good boy. 😁😁😁
Bob
FWIW, I didn’t have to clear the entire cache — just the data for dprevived.com. (Nice not having to log back into every site I visit regularly…)
There's a screenshot above providing guidance on how to do this on a Mac.
On an iPad (or iPhone) go to [System] Settings > Safari > Advanced > Website Data. Find (or search for) the entry for dprevived.com, then swipe right to left on that entry to delete the data for the site.
That fixed it. Thanks,
I suppose I was using my own terms. I did what was suggested above for Safari but described it incorrectly.
