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Michael Goff

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Here we go
 

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redheeler

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I've tracked it down to a malformed ad. I've asked our ad network to pull it from rotation
I suspect my console log helped then :)
So what you're saying is that, sadly, people who use adblock on this site wouldn't have had this issue?
Now that I think of it I never had the issue where I have Adblock installed, so yes.

I doubt contributers would have the issue either, since they don't see most of the ads.
 

Michael Goff

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Sadly, yes. But you have the added benefit of supporting the site! There is an official way to remove ads too by paying a small subscription fee.

I plan on doing that within a month. I, quite literally, have a grand total of 143$ to last until Friday. So I'm cutting back on other things for the week in favor of stuff like food. ;)
 

redheeler

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Sadly, yes. But you have the added benefit of supporting the site! There is an official way to remove ads too by paying a small subscription fee.
I may contribute sometime as well. This is a great community, and I think I'm finally getting used to the circular avatars (although I still change to square on my iMac) :)
 
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^^BIGMac

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Oh my. After being OK for quite a while it's back to acting up again.

I'm afraid all ads will have to be removed. :p @arn

#notresolved
 
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Arran

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Problem persists. I couldn't even sign in on any of my macs. Had to use my iPad to post this.

The banner ad I'm seeing on my "broken" macs is for AICPA. Funnily enough I can fix it on my Mac if I click the ad on my Mac and visit to the AICPA website. Then, when I hit reload on macrumors.com I get a "well-behaved" Sprint ad (never thought I'd be glad to see one of them, haha) replacing the AICPA one.

All is well and I can sign in on my Mac again.
 

grahamperrin

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@arn just FYI ad-related https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1896807/ was the sort of thing that I'd normally not bother reporting, I chose to post it only because there was a puzzle over the cause(s) of problems in this topic 1896206.

As soon as this topic was resolved, I treated 1896807 as negligible. But 1896807 is there if you think it might be relevant.
 
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