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Issues reading Yahoo articles
madman370 I acknowledge it's difficult to know what state different bugs are in. This one is active and is assigned to a developer, but it has not yet been debugged. I am able to repro this in Chrome Canary as well, so there is a fundamental layout issue going on here.
johnjansen Thank you for letting us know. Appreciate the update.
- Flyer11Sep 08, 2019Copper Contributor
Stopped doing it for me too on both PC's with Edge dev Version 78.0.262.0. Let's keep our fingers crossed.
Thank you for all your help with this.
- Elliot KirkSep 08, 2019Former Employee
Great madman370! Let me know if you see anything else. - Elliot
- madman370Sep 07, 2019Copper Contributor
Elliot Kirk Looks like it's corrected in the new Insider Preview. Just installed 18975.rs today and so far, so good!
- Elliot KirkSep 05, 2019Former Employee
Hi Flyer11, What this means is that the bug in the Chromium code base that has been causing this issue on Microsoft Edge, has finally made it through the Chrome channels all the way to Stable. There is a pretty good chance that both Chromium and Microsoft developers are trying to understand this issue. When the bug is found and the fix is checked in, it will first go into Chromium, and then we will merge it into the Edge codebase, and release it first into Canary. Within a week or two it should be available in the Developer channel, and several weeks later, Beta. A very similar process will be taking place in the Chrome channels, with roughly the same timeline. Thanks - Elliot
- Flyer11Sep 05, 2019Copper Contributor
johnjansen Sorry to keep hijacking this thread. Maybe I should start my own post but unless advised to do so, I'll stick to posting here.
Anyway, as of 9/5 this problem hasn't been fixed for the new Edge. I'm not sure how long it's been happening there, but when using the Chrome browser today on my Lenovo table, the same problem with the pictures jumping from the right to the left and covering the text in Yahoo is happening there too! To the best of my knowledge this wasn't happening before. I don't use Chrome on my PC but I checked and the same problem is there also.
Maybe your developer should work with them to solve this problem sooner, or if Chrome fixes the problem first, find out what they did.
- johnjansenAug 23, 2019Former Employee
Flyer11 yeah, beta is actually older than Dev, so things will definitely be fixed in Dev before Beta. I'm glad you like the product.
- Flyer11Aug 23, 2019Copper Contributor
I've been gone a few weeks so I just had a chance to try out the Beta version. It's broke there too so I think if I stick with the Dev version I'm more likely to see it fixed there first as updates are done more frequently. Again, thanks for the update and I do like the product. Just a little annoying with this little glitch.
- johnjansenAug 11, 2019Former Employee
Flyer11 I don't have a date for the fix, it repros in Chrome and is broken upstream from us, so we've been investigating, but do not yet know what's going on.
- HotCakeXAug 08, 2019MVPFor a temporary fix try using an adblocker like ublock origins, it will make the ads disappear 😉
- Flyer11Aug 08, 2019Copper Contributor
Any update on when this bug might be fixed? Another week, another update and it's still broken. It's getting really annoying and if not fixed soon I will have to go to another browser as my default.
- Flyer11Jul 24, 2019Copper Contributor
As of 7/24/2019 the problem still exits. I know you have a developer working on this and we appreciate that. This problem did not exist prior to some point in June. What changed at that point? Just thinking (writing) out loud hoping that this might point to something to look into.