It's not specific to a certain thread, more random which makes reproducing it difficult. Using Firefox eventually detects a hanging script.Borg said:I have noticed some hanging as well lately but attributed it to having a lot of CPU intensive programs running. Do you have an example thread with the problem?
Just had it hereBorg said:I have noticed some hanging as well lately but attributed it to having a lot of CPU intensive programs running. Do you have an example thread with the problem?
Didn't hang for me. Don't know if it would make a difference but, I'm using a older Firefox (26).A.T. said:
Viglink.com is a platform that allows website owners to monetize their content by automatically inserting affiliate links into their pages. It is causing your pages to freeze because it is a script that runs in the background and can sometimes cause conflicts with other scripts on the page.
There are a few potential solutions to this issue. You can try disabling the viglink.com script on your website, clearing your browser's cache, or updating your browser to the latest version. If the issue persists, you may need to reach out to viglink.com support for further assistance.
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Yes, you can remove the viglink.com script from your website if you no longer wish to use its services. However, keep in mind that this may affect your ability to earn revenue from affiliate links.
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