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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: TheBoy on 05 November 2016, 10:05:19
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Due to some security updates, users of old OS/browser combinations will shortly no longer be able to access OOF easily.
This is likely to impact Windows XP, Symbian and old Android users the most:
XP with IE or Safari won't work. Later FF should work, but is unsupported by MS or FF
Android before Honeycomb/ICS won't work, including Gingerbread
iOS 3 or earlier won't work
All Symbian browsers will not work
Realistically, any desktop OS that's 10yrs old or mobile OS that's 5yrs old are going to be problematic. All of these are unsupported by their manufacturers, so will not get a fix. Your options may include an OS upgrade, or a new device.
Post up if this might impact you, so we can ascertain the size of the problem.
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Does / Is OOF working on Edge yet ?
I've got Win 10 on a tablet :)
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I have XP + SP3 and Firefox is my browser, so I will be affected, yes? My computer will not accept a higher level Windows OS.
Ron.
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Does / Is OOF working on Edge yet ?
I've got Win 10 on a tablet :)
It`s been working on Edge for as long as I`ve had Windows 10 :y
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Does / Is OOF working on Edge yet ?
I've got Win 10 on a tablet :)
It`s been working on Edge for as long as I`ve had Windows 10 :y
:o
Tried it a couple of months ago when away with the tablet.
It wouldn't play so went back onto IE :(
Personally, I thing its that TuBy bloke trying to get rid of me ::) :P
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No mention of problems with Amstrad 1512, so I should be ok :y ::)
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Does / Is OOF working on Edge yet ?
I've got Win 10 on a tablet :)
Its been working with Edge since about a month after the official launch of Windows 10. In fact, 9 times out of 10, I use Edge to use OOF.
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I have XP + SP3 and Firefox is my browser, so I will be affected, yes? My computer will not accept a higher level Windows OS.
Ron.
Later versions of Firefox might help on that OS. Though you really need to consider an upgrade, as you're vulnerable as soon as you connect to the Internet.
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No mention of problems with Amstrad 1512, so I should be ok :y ::)
That never had a web browser of any description ;)
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Does / Is OOF working on Edge yet ?
I've got Win 10 on a tablet :)
Its been working with Edge since about a month after the official launch of Windows 10. In fact, 9 times out of 10, I use Edge to use OOF.
Eh, okay ;D
Propably finger trouble on my part as normal :-[
I'll have a play later :y
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Does / Is OOF working on Edge yet ?
I've got Win 10 on a tablet :)
Its been working with Edge since about a month after the official launch of Windows 10. In fact, 9 times out of 10, I use Edge to use OOF.
The only issue I had when Windows 10 came out using Edge was I couldn`t use any emoji`s, everything else was fine but I had a similar issue with OWA when using work e-mails, I couldn`t attach anything or mark as high importance.
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Hummm. My garage PC runs XP, I use Chrome on it.
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OOF is one of the only sites that works on my old NT4 Pc ;D
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Hummm. My garage PC runs XP, I use Chrome on it.
Firstly, you're nuts to use Chrome on anything x86 ;D. Secondly, Chrome on XP will NOT work with our planned changes, and I can't see Google fixing that now for XP, as they need to spend all their time fixing the more fundamental faults with the browser.
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Hummm. My garage PC runs XP, I use Chrome on it.
Can't you up it to a sensible version of Windows, or is the hardware that old?
My garage PC runs W10 (using MS's freebie upgrade), but is quite an old OptiPlex from Core2 era. Its got, I think, 2Gb RAM and a 240Gb SSD, and runs W10 well enough :y - I fitted the SSD for reliability than performance (although the performance is very welcome), as I wasn't convinced that going from freezing to 40C in 10 mins was going to do a traditional HDD any favours :-\
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OOF is one of the only sites that works on my old NT4 Pc ;D
I'm surprised it does TBH. I think IE4 was the lastest for NT4 from ancient memory, with other options being Netscape 4/5 and the original, non Gecko based, Mozilla?
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Hummm. My garage PC runs XP, I use Chrome on it.
Can't you up it to a sensible version of Windows, or is the hardware that old?
My garage PC runs W10 (using MS's freebie upgrade), but is quite an old OptiPlex from Core2 era. Its got, I think, 2Gb RAM and a 240Gb SSD, and runs W10 well enough :y - I fitted the SSD for reliability than performance (although the performance is very welcome), as I wasn't convinced that going from freezing to 40C in 10 mins was going to do a traditional HDD any favours :-\
I'd have to double check, I think it maybe a first generation Duo Core1 :-\
It still has all it's local network server storage config ;D
Left over stock from company I joined fresh from Uni, I left to join Sky, but contracted back for a while after the American's destroyed the company. I basically emptied the server room into the boot of my car ;D
So think its a 2005/6 ish year IBM tower.
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Yeah, I'd spend £20 on a half usable desktop and bin that. Your electricity meter will thank you as well ;D
Doubt an IBM server from that era would use a desktop chip, sure it ain't Xeon?