Forum problem with FireFox - About xda-developers.com

Over the last few days, the forum has been unreadable with Firefox (on Win7). Every forum page constantly reloads. To be able to scroll, click a link, or anything else, I have to click the "stop" button. And I even have to time that just right or it either still reloads the page again, or it stops before it loads any content so I just have a blank white page. I did not update Firefox between the page working and not working correctly. I have since updated it, but no change. I have killed all of my add-ons (just NoScript and a couple web development based add-ons) and it still does it.
I can browse the forums in IE, but even there I notice the "xda" logo on the IE tab flashes between the logo and the reloading circle symbol.
Is it just me, or is it something with the site? This is the only web site I'm having any problems with.

All fine here on Windows 7 and Firefox.

Once I load an actual post (such as this one) the reload issue stops. It only happens on the levels up from this one.

mother ****ing win
Yeah it was giving me issues too but in ubuntu, so I went to look for another browser.
When I stumbled upon this:

I have been having the same issue. I read a few days back that someone thought there were issues with NoScript in Firefox. I wish someone would respond and fix or suggest a fix.
In the meantime, I either use Chrome or switch back to the 2010 theme for XDA in Firefox, and they work fine (though I would prefer the 2013 beta theme if it were working).

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OFF TOPIC - DESKTOP Chrome is acting strange

Ok, I know this has nothing to do with the Epic Touch but I value all of your opinions about technology stuff.
I recently switched my primary email to be my Gmail account and since I did that I was going to try using pretty much all of Google's products since it makes things very streamlined.
In doing so, I switched from Firefox to Chrome on my computers. It's a great browser: love the themes, controls, add-ons; pretty much everything (especially once chrome on android gets ironed out and bookmarks, tabs, etc. are fluid between desktop and devices).
Unfortunately, there's a major kink in the armor I've found since starting to use Chrome. Google's own websites are acting wonky! Not all of them, but Google search & Google maps (two I use constantly for work) are acting erratically. See screenshot attached as far as the search problem. Maps is just really, really unreliable and slow. It will take 10-20 tries to get it to find an address, if it ever does. I'll open Firefox and it will find it the very first time, very quickly...same with the google search. It never shows the page I screenshot and is very quick and reliable on FF.
I'm confused and just looking for some insight from ya'll smart mofos.
Is it just those two sites, or are other Google sites affected as well?
Make sure you're using the Stable release of Chrome. (Settings -> About Google Chrome and make sure dev or beta is not after the version number.)
Have you tried swapping out your DNS servers? I tend to use Google's DNS servers. http://code.google.com/speed/public-dns/ (Let me know if you can;t get to that, lol.)
Something might be messed up in your registry.
I had to change to Google Chrome from Firefox about 6 months ago because the Reg was all messed up and causing Firefox not to play any video, and a few other things. Yet when I started Chrome everything worked. Instead of trying to figure it out I just kept using Chrome. Haven't had any problems since. Although you may be using a Beta version also and don't even know it.
It took me awhile to find a decent program for checking the reg, so I would do a search on www.download.com for registry or registry checker.
ps I hate it when cheerios goes down the wrong side of your throat. cough cough cough
Thanks guys, I appreciate the input. I downloaded CCleaner and that got rid of a bunch of stuff, helped with google search a lot. Maps is still sucky though, but I am considering trying out the DNS suggestion at home first as a guinea pig then here at my office pc. I'll let you know what comes of it.
I'm having a problem getting to cyanogen mod Nightlies as well. Those pages just won't load! IE9 would find. Also AVG keeps blocking those sites and wont let me unblock them!
I use chrome as well, and sometimes when i go to fb, chrome wont load the feed. then i reload and it works. this happened on every fb page i would go to. go to firefox or IE and it al worked fine so i knew it was on Chromes side, maybe the way the script was wrote. anyways, this did this for about 2 months. i kinda got used to it. but then it updated and it doesnt do it anymore. BUT, since i installed linux and chrome for linux, now the chrome on linux does it again. was wondering if anyone else had this problem. i know this is about google services not working right, thought i would throw that out there. dont know if it will help or not (leaning towards the not). just my 2 cents.

Logging in issue?

I have been using xda for a long time and the site has worked great.
I have noticed a couple of things lately and I think it might be on my end but I am out of ideas.
I am using Chrome to view the site on my laptop and work desktop and the default browsers on my android phone and touchpad running webos (and sometimes android).
For some reason, the site no longer ever recognizes me as being logged in so I have to log in with each browser session. This is after years of logging in once per device. Now when I log in, I get a message that says my user name and password are incorrect but if I refresh the page, I am then logged in and can go about my business for that browser session.
Does anyone have any ideas?
See here for more info.. there are already several threads... please search before creating threads ..
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1979353
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Not really but I would test it with another browser. At least then you will know if its just a dolphin issue or something more
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FORUM-ERROR: forum.xda-developers.com reloads every second

If I surf through this forums I have a strange problem.
The Forum is reloading every second. If I Stop loading the site I have some seconds to click on a Link.
...&nocache=1&z=1745810287540239
The fat marked number in the web address also change every second.
Kuratero said:
If I surf through this forums I have a strange problem.
The Forum is reloading every second. If I Stop loading the site I have some seconds to click on a Link.
...&nocache=1&z=1745810287540239
The fat marked number in the web address also change every second.
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I'm also having this problem when using the 2013 theme and firefox. What browser/ad-ons are you using?
A work around for now is to use the 2010 theme by either selecting it from the bottom left of the page or adding "&styleid=16" to the end of the URL. eg. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2450418&styleid=16
Firefox has been giving me warnimgs for the past few months about redirects with pages with ads on them, and is still doing it, while the redirects are happening, so the only way (with expecience) for it to still redirect is for the HTTP header to be sent by the server. SO *something* is triggering this. :|

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