Is the website buggy for everyone?

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  Erik Natams

  Dec 28, 2016

  There are certainly a lot of bugs. I reported a few of them, but never got a reply. So I stopped reporting them.
  You might try a different (up to date) browser and have less problems.

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  bare_lee

  Jan 3, 2017

  Yes it is. I keep checking back in hopes that something has been fixed but I keep seeing zero improvement. The site is nowhere nearly as useful as it was and many things do not work for a lot of people. I don't see how it can survive if they don't get it in shape.

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  MarcKanto

  Jan 3, 2017

  Yes, it's bugy. I've also reported something that affects my page but no response and it's still a problem. I was fine with the old site. This new design is for the birds! And textile ones at that!

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  Bob

  Jan 5, 2017

  It might be useful if TN's project manager could report on a weekly basis:

  Number of bugs reported for the week.
  Number of unique bugs reported for the week
  Number of unique bugs fixed for the week
  Number of unique bugs outstanding

  Anything with more detail would turn into a full time job and take time away from fixing bugs.

  Just seeing the numbers each week and how they change may help everyone fell better.

  I reported to a Director and was frequently in meetings with the Chief Information Officer (CIO). I had to keep reminding them that all problems are not created equal. Some are clearly a result of a type-o and are fixed in minutes. Some are very obscure and complicated and may take months. For all changes regression testing should be done. To test all possible paths through the application I administered would take three man years, so we would test the primary paths and use error logging to catch any other fall outs.

  Bob

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  Paul

  Jan 5, 2017

  This new site drives me up the wall with so many problems with it such as when using the groups I am on where I go back into my home page when I come out of one of the groups.

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  Martin

  Jan 15, 2017

  I don't know if it's a bug with the new site since I only joined a week ago but I have problems getting into chat. I've tried both my old computer (using Vista and Firefox and Chrome) and a new borrowed laptop with Windows 10 and multiple browsers and each time I get the same error message: Connection Failed. How do I get assistance or advice resolving this issue. I've had somewhat better luck with the mobile site but that tends to stop working at random times when it only opens to a blank room. The same thing happens on both my phone (Galaxy S7) and Galaxy Tab 8.0 at the same times so it's not a problem with the phone. If I'm going to pay for a membership I would like this to work or there at least be someone to provide technical support.

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• ME

  Member

  Jan 25, 2017

  I use a password manager to sign into sites, clicking on the site in it opens the log in page and it automatically signs me in. Its been working OK since the changes here until today. It opened the site but left me with the log-in page rather my normal homepage - the feed one, while I could see the bell and other notification icons that showed me how many notifications I have, so I was signed in but being asked to sign in!. Not that the notifications are accurate, they've been stuck on the same figures for a couple of weeks.

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• ME

  Member

  Jan 25, 2017

  [quote]I use a password manager to sign into sites, clicking on the site in it opens the log in page and it automatically signs me in. Its been working OK since the changes here until today. It opened the site but left me with the log-in page rather my normal homepage - the feed one, while I could see the bell and other notification icons that showed me how many notifications I have, so I was signed in but being asked to sign in!. Not that the notifications are accurate, they've been stuck on the same figures for a couple of weeks.[/quote]
  
  Several hours later, on returning to this site, the password manager only opens the log-in page and I have to enter the details manually. Is this endless series of bugs ever going to end? I've used the same password manager for a few years, it has not had a recent update so it is not the cause. It seems to be the case that even the bugs have bugs, or variants of the bugs, much like trojans often come in new flavours once the original one has been protected against. I honestly don't recall any website being so laden with bugs since sometime in the 1990's, other than some set up by absolute beginners.

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• ME

  Member

  Jan 25, 2017

  I'm unable to replicate this issue, maybe you can help this beginner out.
  - Is this a "one time" issue, or is it happening regularly?
  - When you click on a members area link (messages, my feed, my settings etc) Are you able to access it without issues? or redirected back to login?
  - If you stay on that page for say 10-15 seconds does the top nav (messages, friend requests) eventually revert back to the login/signup button?
  - What browser/platform are you using?
  - Do you have cookies disabled?

  Thanks, this info would really help to track down and fix this issue. Also, please feel free to let me know the other issues you are experiencing,
  We're working around the clock to deliver the best nudist site around of the 90s AND 2000s!

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• ME

  Member

  Feb 2, 2017

  [quote]I use a password manager to sign into sites, clicking on the site in it opens the log in page and it automatically signs me in. Its been working OK since the changes here until today. It opened the site but left me with the log-in page rather my normal homepage - the feed one, while I could see the bell and other notification icons that showed me how many notifications I have, so I was signed in but being asked to sign in!. Not that the notifications are accurate, they've been stuck on the same figures for a couple of weeks. Several hours later, on returning to this site, the password manager only opens the log-in page and I have to enter the details manually. Is this endless series of bugs ever going to end? I've used the same password manager for a few years, it has not had a recent update so it is not the cause. It seems to be the case that even the bugs have bugs, or variants of the bugs, much like trojans often come in new flavours once the original one has been protected against. I honestly don't recall any website being so laden with bugs since sometime in the 1990's, other than some set up by absolute beginners.[/quote] Today I signed into TN using the password manager as normal. The first page I see is the usual log-in one - the big box asking for my details and one of the usual photos to the left, yet I can see my notification bells and whistle icons. I clicked on my user name there and then the 'feed' in the drop down menu. So I'm signed in yet being asked to sign in, an issue I've seen before but in a different way a number of times since the 'upgrade'. I strongly suspect that there is a security issue with signing in here, and potentially signing out too. It would be re-assuring if the owners could confirm whether this is the case or not, please. Personally I'm not too concerned with this due to the security methods I use when coming here, if users sign into TN from less secure connections - i.e. public wi-fi I would be very concerned.

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  Paul

  Feb 2, 2017

  [quote]I use a password manager to sign into sites, clicking on the site in it opens the log in page and it automatically signs me in. Its been working OK since the changes here until today. It opened the site but left me with the log-in page rather my normal homepage - the feed one, while I could see the bell and other notification icons that showed me how many notifications I have, so I was signed in but being asked to sign in!. Not that the notifications are accurate, they've been stuck on the same figures for a couple of weeks.Several hours later, on returning to this site, the password manager only opens the log-in page and I have to enter the details manually. Is this endless series of bugs ever going to end? I've used the same password manager for a few years, it has not had a recent update so it is not the cause. It seems to be the case that even the bugs have bugs, or variants of the bugs, much like trojans often come in new flavours once the original one has been protected against. I honestly don't recall any website being so laden with bugs since sometime in the 1990's, other than some set up by absolute beginners. Today I signed into TN using the password manager as normal. The first page I see is the usual log-in one - the big box asking for my details and one of the usual photos to the left, yet I can see my notification bells and whistle icons. I clicked on my user name there and then the 'feed' in the drop down menu. So I'm signed in yet being asked to sign in, an issue I've seen before but in a different way a number of times since the 'upgrade'. I strongly suspect that there is a security issue with signing in here, and potentially signing out too. It would be re-assuring if the owners could confirm whether this is the case or not, please. Personally I'm not too concerned with this due to the security methods I use when coming here, if users sign into TN from less secure connections - i.e. public wi-fi I would be very concerned.[/quote] I wonder what would happen if we used another computer which has never been logged into TN as this should take us to the home page as that internet connection would not have our details as if our computers remember us but show up the log in page as a bug problem.

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  James

  Feb 2, 2017

  Loaded up the site today after a short absence (thanks work!), and noticed the new site. Looks good, but does have a few bugs. The main one for me (which has been reported) is the search function appears broken.

  When I select Location (USA) and State (TX), I'm the only profile that comes up (with no other filters in place). I KNOW I'm not the only nude guy in TX (I've met plenty), so not sure why the search algorithm is not doing what it should.

  Good to see updates, nice to see resolutions.

  /r/ James

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• ME

  Member

  Feb 3, 2017

  [quote]I use a password manager to sign into sites, clicking on the site in it opens the log in page and it automatically signs me in. Its been working OK since the changes here until today. It opened the site but left me with the log-in page rather my normal homepage - the feed one, while I could see the bell and other notification icons that showed me how many notifications I have, so I was signed in but being asked to sign in!. Not that the notifications are accurate, they've been stuck on the same figures for a couple of weeks.Several hours later, on returning to this site, the password manager only opens the log-in page and I have to enter the details manually. Is this endless series of bugs ever going to end? I've used the same password manager for a few years, it has not had a recent update so it is not the cause. It seems to be the case that even the bugs have bugs, or variants of the bugs, much like trojans often come in new flavours once the original one has been protected against. I honestly don't recall any website being so laden with bugs since sometime in the 1990's, other than some set up by absolute beginners.Today I signed into TN using the password manager as normal. The first page I see is the usual log-in one - the big box asking for my details and one of the usual photos to the left, yet I can see my notification bells and whistle icons. I clicked on my user name there and then the 'feed' in the drop down menu. So I'm signed in yet being asked to sign in, an issue I've seen before but in a different way a number of times since the 'upgrade'. I strongly suspect that there is a security issue with signing in here, and potentially signing out too.It would be re-assuring if the owners could confirm whether this is the case or not, please.Personally I'm not too concerned with this due to the security methods I use when coming here, if users sign into TN from less secure connections - i.e. public wi-fi I would be very concerned. I wonder what would happen if we used another computer which has never been logged into TN as this should take us to the home page as that internet connection would not have our details as if our computers remember us but show up the log in page as a bug problem.[/quote] I use various browsers and often spoof their profiles, I've tried using a browser that I'd never visited TN on with the same result. I clear browser cookies, cache etc and block other tracking elements like Fakebook regularly so the browser doesn't have preferences etc stored for different sites. Its this site that is messing up. Every visit seems to show up at least another bug.

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• ME

  Member

  Feb 3, 2017

  [quote]Yes. This site with improvements is much less functional compared to before. It uses more memory and you can't back arrow. Plus if you go through all the pics and hit next all pics disappear and you have to back out and go back into the page. I miss the old system[/quote] I can use the browser back page button(forward too) on desktop PCs, it might be different on a mobile platform. I'm getting a new bug with photos on friends profiles, after the sometimes long approval period allows them to be shown I can click through their photos and get random black screens instead of the photos that I can see in the big thumbnails, this has started happening for me this week.

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  Paul

  Feb 21, 2017

  Still having problems with navigating my groups as each time I come out of a group I go int my feed it takes 5 mouse clicks instead of non on the old site.

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  ManOfWicklow

  Feb 21, 2017

  Yes, this site since the changeover, is very primitive in comparison to the last one. The only reason I can think of for this downgrade is, it must be less money to run than the old one. I see no other reason for changing to a much less user friendly site.

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  Paul

  Feb 21, 2017

  Most likely because of the cost of the storage of all the 1/4 million + photos on this site as this will cost the money.

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  Bob

  Feb 22, 2017

  Have been in Information Technology for about 40 years there is one more popular reason to move to a new system. The hardware or software you are using went out of support. All that means is if something breaks, you can't get it fixed.

  Bob

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  Tony

  Feb 25, 2017

  I had to switch which browser I use to view this site. Safari wasn't working out at all. FireFox appears to be working fine though.

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