No more double clicking....
 

Whatever you did, and whomever did it.....thank you, thank you, thank you........

Well, I did not have to double click last night, but I do now. So, maybe it's on my end. Somewhere

I realize this is old, but what is this regarding?

Ever since the facebook linkages were added,
some/most/all? of us have to hit the back button twice to view the previous page.

I still do, and it's annoying, but i've adapted.

Odd, I've never experienced that. What browser/OS/theme are you using?

I was wondering what he meant by this too. No problems here.

I have this issue viewing in IE, but not in Firefox.

I use chrome, and it's never been an issue.

I have to double-click everytime I hit
the back-button...only for this site.

:orly:

Like I've said before, why don't those with this issue just use the shortcut of "ALT + left arrow" on your keyboards?

I'm sure many other have said to switch from using the IE browser, but if you are unwilling to do that for whatever reason, a simple combination of finger-pressings at your disposal can solve your 'little' hindrance.

I still have to do the ALT + left arrow twice. That takes longer than just a double click and doesn't really solve the 'little' hindrance. And it's not the double clicking that bothers me. It's forgetting when I don't have to double click and it takes me somewhere else that is annoying. And then the randomness. On some Friday nights a single click will do. And there was an odd couple of hours a few weeks ago, not on a Friday, that I only had to single click. But it's groovy. No biggie. Thanks for the tip, Jetee.

^ exactly Grancey...that describes my situation exactly as well. Sometimes it's a single click needed and other times a double. So if I double click when only a single is needed then it takes me too far back. One never knows if it's going to need a single or double.
And I don't know how to "switch from the IE browser". But it's no biggee, like you said.

http://i2.ytimg.com/u/-CBSBRP82j2t5P...r.jpg?v=7a21a5

Hey thanks! It couldn't be much easier than that :o

I'm no computer tech person. I just know when it works and when it doesn't. At the point it stops working correctly I am then forced to learn how it works to solve that problem. I am also a firm believer of "if it ain't broke you don't fix it" (sorry for the southern slang) which is why I never pursued Firefox. Anyway, I believe I am now on the third day of not having to double click. To me this is pure fun in how sometimes things just seem to temporarily fix themselves. Just an FYI. I know nobody really cares about the double click stuff, but to me it's amusing.

I don't even know where the back button is.. all my mouses have side buttons, so I use .. MOUSE4, I guess it is.. to back.. and MOUSE3 for forward, Middle Mouse for new tab. If I had to double tap that, I'd blow my brains out. Maybe it's an IE thing?

im on IE since day one. ive neve rheard of this problem and ive used plenty of different computers to access TFP.

I am also on IE and for some time now I have to hit the back button (mouse, keyboard, or back arrow) twice to go to the previous page. TFP is the only site I know of where this is the case.

Same here, same as reported here

and here: http://www.tfproject.org/tfp/tilted-...wont-work.html

I switched to Firefox.

I've never hit the back button on TFP. I just open new tabs from the list of threads, and close them after I read them.

been double-clicking on the back button for a while and, to my mind, that shouldn't happen...

don't have to in the erroneous zone...

don't have to an any other site i visit...

no, i feel no need to switch to firefox or whatever...

I've got an upgrade for TFP coming. I just need to schedule the date I can do it and notify the community. It's going to be a total revamp so this bug will be going away 100%, of course that means there will probably be a new one.

After double-clicking for about a year, I have not had to double-click since mid-summer. Previously, the necessity to double-click would go away for a couple of days and then come back. But I have been double-click free for quite a while now. Still an IE user.

I like new bugs.