XDA Constant Refreshing

[nguyendqh]

I've been gone a few weeks and just got back, yet again.
Anyway notice that XDA has a new look and feel now, only problem is every single page I view constantly refreshes.
I can't search, click or post anything without first hitting the "stop" buttton.
Anyone else experience this problem?
I am using Firefox and I've NEVER EVER had a problem with this constant refreshing.
UGHHHHHH IT'S ANNOYING ME!!!

Thanks for any help guys.

PS: I refuse to use IE or any other browser. It's FF all the way.

 

[Dark Nightmare]

I'm on FF, no issues here.

 

[hasoon2000]

It happens all the time. When you hold CTRL and F to search, it'll refresh. When you close the search, it'll refresh. It pissed me off so I revered to the old theme.

 

[Dark Nightmare]

That's odd...

Sent from a Galaxy flowing with Jelly Beans.

 

[hasoon2000]

That's odd...

Sent from a Galaxy flowing with Jelly Beans.

It happens on windows but not linux. Very weird.

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[Dark Nightmare]

I'm on windows and on ff, but doesn't happen to me, guess maybe because I was using the theme since it was in beta?

 

[inuyasha1999]

I'm on Windows 7 Home Premium x64 using FF 13.0.1, and am not having any issues with the new theme. There should be a link at the top of the page to revert back to the old theme if you want to give that a try.

 

[Dark Nightmare]

Look at the bottom, where the themes are, select the very first 2013 beta not the second one marked 2013 beta 1024, that should fix your problem, seems because I was on the old beta, I still am on the old beta, so the new rollout isn't being used as yet, therefore I didn't get the effects you guys did and I'm not about to try it out to find out, lol.

 

[nguyendqh]

I'm on Windows 7 Home Premium x64 using FF 13.0.1, and am not having any issues with the new theme. There should be a link at the top of the page to revert back to the old theme if you want to give that a try.

Oh thank god! I just reverted back to the old XDA. No more problems.