Chrome and Ning are having some conflict

[Shesh Dhar Tiwari]

By the time I could get the feedback, it was too late. Visits dropped down by 75% and specifically USA visits suddenly dropped down to 2 to 5%. The problem is taken care of by clearing catche but we can not communicate with non members about this problem/solution. Ning must see to this problem.

[doone]

The USA was on what amounted to a 4 day extended holiday so that may account for some of your visitor losses.

[Eric Suesz]

We have had reports of issues that are browser-based like CSS not loading. Our team is still looking into those. I think, though, that doone is right: you should have seen a big drop off from American visitors this past weekend. Everyone out shopping!

[Fran]

Shesh tiene razón: hay problemas para ver correctamente Ning con Chrome, desde hace 2-3 semanas. Yo experimenté esos problemas, pero también varios miembros. El problema afecta al chat, a la aprobación de nuevos miembros, a la aprobación de los admin de Grupos de sus nuevos miembros etc. Una solución de emergencia: vaciar la caché. O usar Firefox... Pero es mejor solucionar el problema del conflicto.

Saludos

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Google Translator:

Shesh is right. There Ning trouble seeing properly with Chrome, for 2-3 weeks. I experienced these problems, but also several members. The problem affects the chat, the approval of new members, the approval of admin Groups new members etc. An emergency solution: clear your cache. Or use Firefox ... But it is better to solve the problem of conflict.

[Writer Chick {Diane}]

I no longer use Chrome for accessing my network. It's HORRIBLE. It freezes and pages won't load completely.

[Design Faerie]

Chrome and Ning are HORRID---which is just wunnerful--after we convinced a large percentage of members to switch to Chrome-per Ning - many moons ago.

[Eric Suesz]

I notice that the last five discussions you posted were put in the "Tips for other NCs" category, but they aren't really tips for other people. We'd love it if you could categorize these as "community support" so others who show up to find tips don't find trouble reports.