Camy Posted April 9, 2006 Posted April 9, 2006 OK I'd like to try and hide the shyness and 'live chat' once in a while, but both times I've tried my browser has wigged out and crashed. I'm using firefox, and have java installed, yet it comes to a screaching halt. Upset. So what does everyone use? And can you access it with XChat or another IRC programme? Thanks Camy
NickolasJames8 Posted April 9, 2006 Posted April 9, 2006 OK I'd like to try and hide the shyness and 'live chat' once in a while, but both times I've tried my browser has wigged out and crashed. I'm using firefox, and have java installed, yet it comes to a screaching halt. Upset. So what does everyone use? And can you access it with XChat or another IRC programme? Thanks Camy Try using IE or AOL....I get in with either one.
Dio Posted April 9, 2006 Posted April 9, 2006 OK I'd like to try and hide the shyness and 'live chat' once in a while, but both times I've tried my browser has wigged out and crashed. I'm using firefox, and have java installed, yet it comes to a screaching halt. Upset. So what does everyone use? And can you access it with XChat or another IRC programme? Thanks Camy My firefox works fine. Maybe you have to mess around with the security settings or something.
Masked Monkey Posted April 9, 2006 Posted April 9, 2006 Make sure both java and FF are up to date ... I have NEVER had any problem, in XP pro, XP home, or Fedora Core 4 :king: Snow Dog
JSmith Posted April 9, 2006 Posted April 9, 2006 hmm I've tried with Firefox before and it let me in. I'm using a browser called Opera right now but Firefox used to work. Are you getting any kind of error message or does it just freeze?
TheZot Posted April 9, 2006 Posted April 9, 2006 Works fine for me, in both Camino and Safari under OS X. I'd make sure you've got a recent version of both firefox and java installed, though it's tough to say exactly what else you might need to do without knowing more about your system. There's no access to the chat except via the java chat client, for enough good reasons that I'll forestall the inevitable thread direction and say "Just don't go there".
Masked Monkey Posted April 9, 2006 Posted April 9, 2006 Pretty sad that the geek topic has so much activity :king: Snow Dog
JSmith Posted April 9, 2006 Posted April 9, 2006 Hah I know... look at how fast everyone replied to this...
Camy Posted April 10, 2006 Author Posted April 10, 2006 I hate my browser. Did it again. I was on live chat and then wasn't ... peturbing. Camy
AFriendlyFace Posted April 10, 2006 Posted April 10, 2006 I hate my browser. Did it again. I was on live chat and then wasn't ... peturbing. Camy Hmmm, Is there anyway you can just use internet explorer for live chat purposes? Might be easier. I have no idea why that's happening though, or what to recommend doing to fix it. I use Firefox and have no problems with the chat. Although it won't load videos at launch.com and I can't play spades at my game site. Honestly I didn't even try to figure out why, I just use internet explorer for those. Technology is a funny thing. Good luck sorting it out and have a great day! Kevin
shadows Posted April 10, 2006 Posted April 10, 2006 Both Firefox and Opera crash when I use livechat. I think it has something to do with my version of Java though both IBM's and Sun's versions crash X when I try to use them. Ah... the joys of linux. //shadows
Xiang_Xiang Posted April 10, 2006 Posted April 10, 2006 Works fine for me, in both Camino and Safari under OS X. I'd make sure you've got a recent version of both firefox and java installed, though it's tough to say exactly what else you might need to do without knowing more about your system. There's no access to the chat except via the java chat client, for enough good reasons that I'll forestall the inevitable thread direction and say "Just don't go there". I couldn't sign in by Safari.
Site Administrator Myr Posted April 10, 2006 Site Administrator Posted April 10, 2006 Usually the problem is not having the latest version of Java properly installed. go here: http://www.java.com/ The download link is massive and it's right on top. Get the latest version for your machine.
Drewbie Posted April 10, 2006 Posted April 10, 2006 for launch.com get the ie Extension so you can still be safe by using firefox.
Camy Posted April 11, 2006 Author Posted April 11, 2006 Usually the problem is not having the latest version of Java properly installed.go here: http://www.java.com/ The download link is massive and it's right on top. Get the latest version for your machine. Woot! Thanks Myr. I installed the latest version of Java, and managed to logon... Of course I was the only one there, so rather than sadly loitering all day I'm off to work. Later Camy
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