Its just me or something go bang?

[adaxo]

past few weeks i have strange red lines on top of page, its just me or its actual www failing apart?

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[menno3x8g]

Have the same with Windows 8 and IE. Not with Windows 7 or Windows Phone.

[adaxo]

Im on windows 7 and android kitkat all looks the same

[Erni902]

On my Galaxy S5 with Chrome it looks like that.
On my Galaxy S4 with Chrome it looks normal.

Both are the same firmware version and Chrome version.

One thing Ive found when coding websites is there can be some anomalies between browsers, however its usually something that primarily works with Chrome and not Firefox etc . Its normally browser specific but I am only an amateur when it comes to these things and by no means a web developer.

[adaxo]

But, I use the same setup/browser/hardware for past few years, it just happens.

[Davezj]

Mine is the same on android with chrome.
But windows vista and ie9 it is OK.
The red bit is a Facebook likes button I think

[Davezj]

Mine is the same on android with chrome.
But windows vista and ie9 it is OK.
The red bit is a Facebook likes button I think if you look at the very right had side of the multi red lines there is a click to like cvr4 on Facebook text and if you click it, it takes to the cvr4 Facebook page.
A bit messed up button though.

[mcosworth]

I have the same adaxo Win 7 with Chrome and FireFox.

[kiwigalant]

Looks like its due to the alt text on an a facebook icon that is on some sportsrantz.com website... No wonder this website usually loads so slow lmao.

[Confused]

Yeah, the Facebook icon in the top right corner is hotlinked (which is bad... mmmkay) from another website, and they've removed (or denied access to) the image.

If you're using Chrome or Firefox, then install "uBlock" as an Extension - this will do 2 things. Firstly, hide almost every advert on the internet. Secondly, you can right-click on the icon and choose "Block element" from the menu that pops up.

[adaxo]

Yeah, the Facebook icon in the top right corner is hotlinked (which is bad... mmmkay) from another website, and they've removed (or denied access to) the image.

If you're using Chrome or Firefox, then install "uBlock" as an Extension - this will do 2 things. Firstly, hide almost every advert on the internet. Secondly, you can right-click on the icon and choose "Block element" from the menu that pops up.

Just add this uBlock what a great little thing, web now looks so clean and 'quiet'

[carfanatic]

I use both Chrome and Firefox, in Chrome I see the lines and FF I don't.

[BraindG]

Fixed?

[Erni902]

Yup all sorted for me Barry :)

[adaxo]

Good on my mobile android not check home yet and I install uBlock which is great.