Annoying pop ups

[Donw]

Here it is on an iPad Pro

[lonnie mac]

My problem is when you click on a topic, go to topic and read it, then swipe back, the preview pops up and stays. Then click on another topic, read, swipe, then another. Over and over. They won't go away.

[Donw]

Exactly like lonnie mac said. Only difference is I use the back button instead of swiping.

[Jerod Broussard]

Aha, gotcha. raywjohnson the @ doesn't seem to be jiving, OK well now it is now that I mention it...

[RAYMBO]

This bug only seems to effect Apple devices, safari browser. I am trying to figure out the problem.

[Texas Larry]

Thx Ray. Not a huge deal, just a little issue when screen mostly covered with preview boxes. Appears to be intermittent to me.

[mnavarre]

This happens with Safari (Both iOS and macOS) with other vBulletin sites also, so it's not just an AR thing.

[hoovarmin]

They disappear when I move the cursor on my mac. Don't get them on my iPhone at all.

[jfmorris]

This issue only occurs on iOS devices when you navigate back, versus pressing the "Recent posts" button or other navigation built into the site. I usually click "Recent posts" myself, and never see it, to get back to the list.

[Mr. Bones]

Nice workaround...
I don't have any apple devices, but it's always good to be armed with knowledge, just in case...

[surfdog]

That’s odd...I’m using one of my iPad Pros now and can’t get it to do the same thing. O_o weird
But I can see how that would be very annoying. I use one of my iPads 90+% of the time.

[RAYMBO]

Alrighty then!

As I do not have an Apple/Mac to test things on (and figure out the problem), I created a very crude/temp method to check for the little popups ,if they say 'error:', and hide them.

You might see them for about 1 second, then they should disappear.

Be sure to CMD+R to refresh the javascripts....

[fcy]

I have never used myself but this service seems to allow you to test on a bunch of devices: https://www.browserstack.com/browser-emulator

[RAYMBO]

Thanks. I have used them in the past. Used to be free, now a paid service.

[Texas Larry]

Thank you, Ray. Appreciate your efforts.