anyone else having this problem where you have to press the browser "back" button twice at iclub? this problem only started happening recently for me. it never happens on any other site either... kind of annoying. hoping that someone had the same problem and has a quick fix. i keep clicking "back", waiting a few seconds, wondering where the hell the previous page is, and then realizing i have to hit "back" again :\

 

I noticed it too.

 

not for me
weird

 

Apparently the quick fix is hitting the back button the 2nd time.

 

Not having a problem. Have you by chance cleared your cookies, temporary Internet files and history? If you haven't try that and see.

 

still using IE?

sad...

use firefox with mouse gestures...

 

I only have to hit the buttons (both forward and back) once and the pages change. Although my forward button seems to be more worn than my back button. maybe that is just because it happens to be where I always rest my thumb.

 

did you check your cookies?

 

no problems here.

try another browser and see if it continues.

 

if you have a wheel clicker, just click links with the wheel and it will open a new tab. its 2010 guys lets get with it!

 

i tried it in IE, and i don't have this prob in IE. i'm using firefox :\ i don't really wanna switch browsers (i like having noscript in firefox) just for this issue. thanks for all the help though. i just thought others might be experiencing it. i guess it's just some random crap on my computers. i'll go with fluke's "quick fix" and just double back for now

i don't want to clear my cache on my work machine, but i'll try clearing it on my home computer and see if that fixes it. i got the same prob at work and at home. i'm almost starting to think it has to do with firefox 3.6...

 

is it me or is I-club forums really slow loading today?

 

i get this when i use my phone, but no problems with firefox on my pc

 

Is this really a thread? "OMG I haz to click my mouse button twice"

 

Dude, have you seen some of the threads in the Bay Area section?