Why is the PF Chat Link Not Working?

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The PF chat link appears to be malfunctioning for some users, prompting inquiries about its functionality. One user initially suspects the issue may be related to their new Mac. However, it is confirmed that the link works in Firefox, suggesting a browser compatibility issue. The user plans to switch browsers to resolve the problem. Overall, the discussion highlights a specific technical issue with the PF chat link and potential solutions.
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Is it just me, or is the link not working? I PMed Greg about it a short time ago, but I'm just posting this to check whether it's just me or not (I've jut got a new mac, so it quite possibly could be a problem just on my end!)
 
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Is it just me, or is the link not working? I PMed Greg about it a short time ago, but I'm just posting this to check whether it's just me or not (I've jut got a new mac, so it quite possibly could be a problem just on my end!)

It's just you.

Welcome! You have entered [General Chat] at 9:14 am
[General Chat]: OmCheeto has entered at 9:14 am
[~christina~] 9:14 am: hey OmCheeto
[OmCheeto] 9:14 am: good morning
 
Well that's a little annoying! When I click on the link I get a PF message saying @sorry the page you are looking for cannot be found." Hmm.. I might try installing firefox.
 
Well, the link works in firefox. Sorry for bothering you all (and you can ignore my PM, Greg!) :biggrin:
 
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