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The NikonGear Office => Site Issues => Topic started by: Lars Hansen on February 17, 2018, 14:19:52
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Hi - I'm no longer able to view attached images unless I'm logging in. I have no problems viewing other images.
Lars
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If by forum software design, I for one would like to keep the behavior the same. Saves us lot of bandwidth ...
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Hi - I'm no longer able to view attached images unless I'm logging in. I have no problems viewing other images.
Lars
Yes, noticed this Yesterday for the first time.
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If by forum software design, I for one would like to keep the behavior the same. Saves us lot of bandwidth ...
I usually only login when I occasionally want to post something - rest of the time I browse the site as a guest (from different devices) so the old setting suits me far better.
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Yes. True Lars. It also means now that guests won't be able to see images. If they want to see a photo they are now forced to make an account and log in.
Am I right in assuming this is a changed policy on NikonGear?
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I intentionally logged out, it seems to apply to NG hosted images and other hosts such as Flicker. I don't see how blocking externally hosted images saved NG bandwidth? Also I would have thought the majority of users will be posing images hosted externally.
I have never logged out before, whenever I load the NG site in my browser I am logged in.
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I basically log in "forever", and the only time I log out is when I clear the cache of the browsers occasionally.
I can log in from mobile devices without logging out on my desktop PC. So, I don't see any need of logging out.
I never stay logged in on any SNS websites, though.
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Is this still happening for anyone?
If so, I will look into it.
Thanks in advance to anyone letting me know.
(FWIW, I can see images if logged out.)
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Just checked a couple threads (Best Unsharp, minimalist images, and b&w's) on my iMac and iPad all the photos were visible whether I was logged in or not. This was using both Safari and Chrome.
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Checked it too in Firefox, desktop and mobile and it seems that 'the problem' solved itself ;)
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The gremlins seem to have gone. ;D
For me it's handy if I want to show somebody a photo which is on this site, on their computer, it saves me entering my login credentials on their computer.