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Bos, whatever you quoted isn't seeming to come through, but I'm assuming you're referencing the Warriors' visit?

It doesn't come through on Mozilla for me but did when I switched to Chrome.  I find browser differences to be irritating.

Browsers only do what you tell them to do.  The inserted image didn't come through on my Firefox either, but that's because it is from twimg.com, which my script/site blocker (NoScript) is blocking.  NoScript's icon shows what sites are blocked on the page, and allows me to temporarily allow that site  (which resulted in the picture being shown).  

It's a shame that the Web in general has developed into a battleground between sites that want to insert as much tracking (and much worse) to know more about me than I want them to know, and the users who then install extensions to try to stop that.

I keep Safari relatively unmodified for the very few times that I want to see a page without the protection of a script blocker.  The days that I trusted Google are long in the past (but they still do good stuff).

[M T]

Bos, whatever you quoted isn't seeming to come through, but I'm assuming you're referencing the Warriors' visit?

It doesn't come through on Mozilla for me but did when I switched to Chrome.  I find browser differences to be irritating.

Browsers only do what you tell them to do.  The inserted image didn't come through on my Firefox either, but that's because it is from twimg.com, which my script/site blocker (NoScript) is blocking.  NoScript's icon shows what sites are blocked on the page, and allows me to temporarily allow that site  (which resulted in the picture being shown).  

It's a shame that the Web in general has developed into a battleground between sites that want to insert as much tracking (and much worse) to know more about me than I want them to know, and the users who then install extensions to try to stop that.

I keep Safari relatively unmodified for the very few times that I want to see a page without the protection of a script blocker.  The days that I trusted Google are long in the past (but they still do good stuff).