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Overprinting on web page
Jake'sGran
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In the last couple of months I have noticed that on some web pages there is some fine print on top of other print, e.g. on this page "Welcome Jake'sGran,you last visited etc..."
The overprinting is just the usual warning about "Please exercise caution and report etc..." In other pages it is always at the top and always different clauses printed over each other.
Does anyone know what is causing this to happen? I tried to cut and paste it in this post so that you would know what I mean but it couldn't be done. It is not a huge problem, just annoying.
The overprinting is just the usual warning about "Please exercise caution and report etc..." In other pages it is always at the top and always different clauses printed over each other.
Does anyone know what is causing this to happen? I tried to cut and paste it in this post so that you would know what I mean but it couldn't be done. It is not a huge problem, just annoying.
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Which web browser?No free lunch, and no free laptop
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Jake'sGran wrote: »In the last couple of months I have noticed that on some web pages there is some fine print on top of other print, e.g. on this page "Welcome Jake'sGran,you last visited etc..."
The overprinting is just the usual warning about "Please exercise caution and report etc..." In other pages it is always at the top and always different clauses printed over each other.
Does anyone know what is causing this to happen? I tried to cut and paste it in this post so that you would know what I mean but it couldn't be done. It is not a huge problem, just annoying.
Clear your cookies from time to time or everytime you close your browser. But you will lose some functionality on certain websites.0 -
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