Weird redirect problem

[Mesterius]

Not sure how long it's been like this, but I believe I've noticed it for the past day or so: whenever I press a link in the forum (like a link to a specific thread) and then want to go back, I have to press 'back' four times to actually return to the previous page. When I hold the 'back' button to see the history, it turns out that there is some kind of redirect problem (as illustrated below). I'm using Chrome, for the record. Does anyone else have this problem? I'm curious if it's a bug with the forum or just a problem on my end.

[drleevezan]

I just checked and it doesn't seem that this happens to me, so it could just be a bug on your end. I'm not sure, though. Either way, I hope you figure it out!

[Mesterius]

Jan 6, 2019 22:11:42 GMT drleevezan said:

I just checked and it doesn't seem that this happens to me, so it could just be a bug on your end. I'm not sure, though. Either way, I hope you figure it out!

Thanks... are you using Chrome too then? I checked in Firefox (without being logged in) and the problem doesn't seem to be present there, at least. 


Another annoying thing is that when I do manage to go back (after pressing 'back' four times), the 'forward' history has been deleted, so I can't press forward to re-enter where I was. It's really strange. Maybe it's some kind of virus or problem with the Chrome browser on my computer.

[drleevezan]

Jan 6, 2019 22:34:30 GMT Mesterius said:

Jan 6, 2019 22:11:42 GMT drleevezan said:

I just checked and it doesn't seem that this happens to me, so it could just be a bug on your end. I'm not sure, though. Either way, I hope you figure it out!

Thanks... are you using Chrome too then? I checked in Firefox (without being logged in) and the problem doesn't seem to be present there, at least.

I am using Chrome, yes.

[Mesterius]

Jan 6, 2019 22:58:32 GMT drleevezan said:

Jan 6, 2019 22:34:30 GMT Mesterius said:

Thanks... are you using Chrome too then? I checked in Firefox (without being logged in) and the problem doesn't seem to be present there, at least.

I am using Chrome, yes.

Right, then it probably IS a problem on my end. I just found out it persists in Internet Explorer too. Maybe time to run some virus checks...