Howdy, I'm getting used to this new puter still. Also, this keyboard is still giving me typo problems. Hang in there with me.
First, Seamonkey has issues with a lot of sites. I tend to only use it for sites that require no login info. Basically, doing searches or clicking on links in email to read a article or something. Firefox is my main browser. I have several profiles I use, each for different uses with different add-ons installed for those tasks. Now for the problem. I ordered a set of monitor cables 10' long for my new rig through Ebay. The 6' cables just barely reach the top monitor. I don't like cables that don't have extra given I move things around at times while things are powered up. When I received my order, they shipped 6' cables instead of 10' ones. Usually, I just send a message to the seller as a question with any issues and the problem gets fixed with no ding on their ratings. The seller wanted me to go through the return process. That's fine. Thing is, when I go through that process, the button I need to push to complete and send the return request, it's grayed out. It is supposed to turn blue once I put in the needed info and be clickable. I tried this in both Firefox and Seamonkey. I notified the seller but all they do is send a automated response. They don't appear to have humans reading their message. Negative feedback says the same. The seller has decent ratings tho. I then went through the process where Ebay gets involved. I clicked the button for Ebay to help and start that process. Thing is, in both Firefox and Seamonkey, the send button is grayed out there too. I don't think I can easily install a windoze web browser to test. So, I emerged Chrome, even tho I don't like or trust it. Heck, I been wanting to move away from Google mail for years. When I get to the same page as I had in Firefox and Seamonkey and put in the needed info into Chrome, the send button is clickable and works fine. So, Firefox and Seamonkey fail, Chrome works. I'm sure there are people who use Firefox and Chrome on this mailing list. Has anyone else ran into this type of issue where a page works on one but not the other? My first thought, the order was a low price and the seller doesn't do returns for orders that small. Shipping isn't cheap sometimes. Given that it works in Chrome, I'm thinking it might be Ebay now, not the seller. If it is Ebay, I want to reach out and inform them of that so they can try to fix it. I can understand it not working with Seamonkey. A lot of sites don't work with Seamonkey. Firefox tho is a widely used web browser and it should work. Either Ebay did something wrong or Firefox did. Someone needs to research and figure out which and I'd think Ebay is a good place to start since it is their page and they know their code for that page. Anyone else run into something like this? Even if it is not on Ebay. It could be a Firefox issue. I've read that Firefox tends to follow the rules but other web browsers don't and sometimes that can cause problems. I'm not sure if that still applies today or not tho. Thoughts? Dale :-) :-)
