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Safari Issues
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Darwin
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That question mark means safari couldnt load the image.
that COULD mean safari doesnt recognize the format, but I highly doubt that... a mainstream browser like safari can recognize nearly every single format im sure.
Its most like because safari couldnt download the data for the image due to the website having a poor server or the coder not properly linking the image.
that COULD mean safari doesnt recognize the format, but I highly doubt that... a mainstream browser like safari can recognize nearly every single format im sure.
Its most like because safari couldnt download the data for the image due to the website having a poor server or the coder not properly linking the image.
I want to agree with you, except this is ALL the time 😕. Do y'all think it may have to do with my router possibly? I'm clueless at this point 🙄Wouldn't be a Safari problem then
Likely a link or server issue
Woof, Woof - Dawg
MacDawg
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post the link and let us have a look and see if we get them
the images may be missing or mislinked or too slow loading
Woof, Woof - Dawg
I will bypass posting my personal facebook page (not much to see anyways) and post another link with the same problem. It is a simple search on photobucket. http://photobucket.com/images/imac/
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Darwin
macrumors 65816
Well I am able to view the webpage you posted correctly with images and all.
While the ISP could be at fault I'm going to take the approach that they have a clue as to what they are doing and focus on something that you can look at yourself.
What router or modem are you using to get online. In fact what does your network setup look like, ie do you use a separate wireless router for example. My focus is on the hardware in your home, I've had my share of malfunctioning routers which don't route all the data correctly to the computer, since images tend to be bigger file sizes compared to text it's possible that the router is failing to send all the data to your computer thus the browser flags certain images as failed.
While the ISP could be at fault I'm going to take the approach that they have a clue as to what they are doing and focus on something that you can look at yourself.
What router or modem are you using to get online. In fact what does your network setup look like, ie do you use a separate wireless router for example. My focus is on the hardware in your home, I've had my share of malfunctioning routers which don't route all the data correctly to the computer, since images tend to be bigger file sizes compared to text it's possible that the router is failing to send all the data to your computer thus the browser flags certain images as failed.