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Attack Pages won't load

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Samorost [1655145]
I've been experiencing issues with initiating attacks on PC, every time I attempt to attack it will just stay loading indefinitely. Sometimes it will open the attack page but every single attack turn will take ages to initiate.
Ive tried loading old attack pages from browser history to the same result. This is especially inconvenient during faction chains/wars.

Im using Mozilla Firefox and have experienced this since around Valentines day.

I'm trying to test it on Internet Explorer but am having trouble accessing my email account for authentification. Will update when it decides to work.

The attack pages work fine on mobile (Mobile View and Desktop View) but there's only so much my phone's battery can take.
CloudJumper [1636201]Staff
Can you please try clearing your cache from within the browser settings and see if it resolves the issue? You can also try using another browser like Chrome. Internet Explorer is no longer supported, your best bet is Edge or Chrome.

Thanks!
Samorost [1655145]
Hi,I meant Edge sorry, not Internet Explorer, still stuck in the old days...

I tried clearing the cache on Firefox but still no luck.

However I have downloaded and tried Chrome and everything works great, so might just be an issue with Firefox itself.

Thank you for your help!
CloudJumper [1636201]Staff
Apologies for the delay in getting back on this, for some reason this one got completely skipped for me while checking for reports.

It might have something to do with Firefox then. Perhaps some scripts/extensions that you have installed? You can try a fresh installation of Firefox too, if you are comfortable with doing a clean installation. As such, since the issue is only specific to one browser and you are the only reporting, it most likely means it is a client side problem and you will have to figure out what is causing the issue.

There's an ongoing report on slowness in general. If things do not work out for you after a fresh installation, you can add to the report.

Closing the report. Thanks..!!

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