Aamir Nadeem

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9 years, 10 months ago.

compiler page does not load (win7 64bit + Firefox)

my compiler page is struck /media/uploads/Aamir/capture.png

I have recently seen the same issue with a specific pc running windows 8.1. Tried chrome and IE and both have problems on this pc. I have not been able to figure it out. I tried on a different 8.1 pc and everything worked fine.

This is from the chrome JavaScript console /media/uploads/andersonj55126/capture.jpg

posted by Joel Anderson 31 Dec 2014

1 Answer

Miloje Zecevic
9 years, 10 months ago.

Hi Aamir,

I've seen your previous post on this matter. Try on your desktop different web browsers (IE, Chrome, SeaMonkey,....). If you get the same result, then it's something on the system level of your desktop. Maybe graphic drivers? Do you see other web pages normally on your desktop using Firefox? What kind of security software are you using? Maybe some setting is preventing the page being loaded? Sorry, I can only guess.

BR, Miloje

Hi Miloje

I am trying to find the difference in hardware and software between my two computers My all other web pages are opening flawlessly

I have latest Java and Adobe Flash player and Avira Antivirus

No luck so far

Lets wait until someone else detects the same problem. In that case the mbed compiler webpage must be at fault.

Yours

Aamir Nadeem

posted by Aamir Nadeem 07 Oct 2014

Hi to all of you.

Got the same issue here. New Laptop Lenovo Z50 with Win 8.1. I'm using as browser Firefox and Chrome and as Avast. My compiling page looks as the one Aamir posted.

Anyone already got an Idea why this happens???

Yours Stefan

posted by for matd 20 Jan 2015

I am still having same problem with new Lenovo. It worked once with FIrefox and then quit working.

posted by Joel Anderson 03 Mar 2015

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