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Guess who's been playing with AI?
Is this on a phone or a computer? ~ my previous post was from a computer
From iPhone
This is what I see on an iPhone running latest iOS version, eitheron Brave (Chrome fork) or Safari. Image doesn't thumbnail, and if I try and post it says there is nothing to post.
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Seems same on Samsung Android tablet on Firefox
that was an ipad test in brave browser
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I’m wondering if it’s possibly dns/caching or something like that which needs 72 hours to settle down
It could well be something like that as it's not affecting everyone with the same device/browser combo.
Seeing as how we're just testing. Chrome on Android
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Safari on MacOS (Any excuse to go off topic and show 'Archie')
@GazHyde BTW. If you've recently migrated to a content delivery network (CDN) such as CloudFlare your problem might well be caching on edge servers rather than a User/OS/Browser issue.
Using a CDN stores cached images etc closer to the visitor's geographic location but might also have cached some non-functioning upload script which might cause issues to some users no matter what browser they're using. Usually sorts itself out once the edge servers refresh their cache.
Actually a CDN is a very wise move if your server is struggling with traffic. All static data such as images is cached and served by the CDN and it can also be configured to block those over-busy AI bots while allowing the friendly bots (googlebot, Bingbot etc) through.
Using a CDN stores cached images etc closer to the visitor's geographic location but might also have cached some non-functioning upload script which might cause issues to some users no matter what browser they're using. Usually sorts itself out once the edge servers refresh their cache.
Actually a CDN is a very wise move if your server is struggling with traffic. All static data such as images is cached and served by the CDN and it can also be configured to block those over-busy AI bots while allowing the friendly bots (googlebot, Bingbot etc) through.
Android phone
