need a LIKE button.

[Captainkirk]

Like this.

None of that is present on any page I visit.  Has not been for a very long time.  It is one of the reasons I stopped being a moderator and also have stopped coming here as much as I used to.

Kevin

Have you tried logging on with a different browser?

This may be part of the problem...I use Firefox. I checked your settings and yours are exactly the same as mine, Kevin. I suspect either browser issues or some sort of firewall on your end interfering with your home page view.

[Marshal Will]

I've had good results using Firefox, Brave, Opera and Chromium for CC Forums. I keep my privacy settings pretty tight and occasionally I need to switch browsers to view a website.

[StrawHat]

Like this.

None of that is present on any page I visit.  Has not been for a very long time.  It is one of the reasons I stopped being a moderator and also have stopped coming here as much as I used to.

Kevin

No idea how to do that.

I am not easy on the computer.  Nor do I have the time to mess around trying things.  Maybe later, if I retire.

Kevin
Have you tried logging on with a different browser?

[StrawHat]

Have you tried logging on with a different browser?
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Sorry, just noticed this post. 

Hawg,

I do not know how to do that.  I can not even tell you if I use a browser.

Kevin

[Captainkirk]

Have you tried logging on with a different browser?

Sorry, just noticed this post. 

Hawg,

I do not know how to do that.  I can not even tell you if I use a browser.

Kevin
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You do. What icon do you click on when you log on to the internet?

[Hawg]

Yeah you have to use a browser. If you don't know it's probably Microsoft Edge. I used Chrome for a long time but I use Opera now.

[Clydesdale4x4]

that's funny, Hawg. I went to Chrome because it was like Opera but flowed on a PC. Now I'm excludsively Apple, and only use GOogle products. I need or am readyt o cut that embilical cord... Time to start looking at options like Opera I guess

[Len]

Try a Unix/Linux platform, such as Ubuntu or Mint or ........ lots to chose from
They run Chromium, Opera and other stuff
and there's no Master who will dictate your options and meddle into your life

[Marshal Will]

Try a Unix/Linux platform, such as Ubuntu or Mint or ........ lots to chose from
They run Chromium, Opera and other stuff
and there's no Master who will dictate your options and meddle into your life

You got that right.

And you don't need virus scanning software because of the inherent security of the OS. Or any of the other expensive software they hold you hostage for. I have Linux Mint, the Cinnamon version. Wouldn't go back to Windows or Mac again. As to web browsers in Linux, I have used Firefox, Opera, Chromium, Tor and my favorite, Brave. They all work great.

[Hawg]

that's funny, Hawg. I went to Chrome because it was like Opera but flowed on a PC. Now I'm excludsively Apple, and only use GOogle products. I need or am readyt o cut that embilical cord... Time to start looking at options like Opera I guess

Opera uses less memory.