Web site will not load

parkd1

I see you changed the web site. Can you fix the web site so it will load in Fire Fox? The version of Fire Fox I am using is 53.0a1 (11-25-2016) (64-it). The site was working fine till you changed it. Thanks

mihaibarbulescu

parkd1 wrote
I see you changed the web site. Can you fix the web site so it will load in Fire Fox? The version of Fire Fox I am using is 53.0a1 (11-25-2016) (64-it). The site was working fine till you changed it. Thanks

Indeed, we have completely redesigned the website.

What was your first impression? Is the new design clear and concise?

Please let me know what is preventing you from loading https://www.macecraft.com/https://www.macecraft.com/ in Firefox at this time or what seems to be the problem.

If you wish to provide a screenshot, you would probably be better off (for privacy reasons) if you opened a new support ticket with us here: https://macecraft.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/requests/newhttps://macecraft.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new

parkd1

is a nightly build of Fire Fox that I am using. All I get is the loading circle The page loads just fine in Internet Explorer version 11

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redseujac

I'm running FireFox 50.0 on Windows 10 Pro 64-bit and I have no problem with the Macecraft website in FireFox.

parkd1

redseujac wrote
I'm running FireFox 50.0 on Windows 10 Pro 64-bit and I have no problem with the Macecraft website in FireFox.

Try the latest build of Firefox and you will see what I am seeing.

redseujac

FireFox 50.0 is the most recent final build in Dutch :

mihaibarbulescu

parkd1 wrote
is a nightly build of Fire Fox that I am using.

A nightly build means a build that is performed at the end of each day of development. If you use a continuous integration server, it will generally be configured to build the code and run the unit tests on every check in. At the end of each day you may want to run more extensive tests, regression test and integration tests for example, which take too long to run on each check in and these would be triggered after the nightly build. If you have a full continuously delivery pipeline the nightly build may also be used to deploy the built code to environments for user testing.

For the reasons mentioned above, you should always use a stable version of your browser that has been already well tested and battered with from both functionality and security before deploying it on a production system.

This is not the case for nightly builds, hence the possible loading problem of our website in the Firefox nightly build that you mentioned.

As a reference, here are the release notes for the latest (Stable) version of Firefox 50.0: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/50.0/releasenotes/