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Update Of Avatar Works On Mac, Not Pc


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diamondheart Newbie

This is the weirdest thing. I updated my avatar on a Mac computer. I can see it on the Mac, but when I check it on my PC, I can't see it. I then tried loading my new avatar on my PC. I can see that the photo uploaded, but when I check my posts, the new avatar doesn't show up. Any clues?

Claire


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it's the cookies!

seriously, though, it is. if you clear the history and stored files, you'll see them pop up. (it's referencing an old pic that it's stored on your computer, so it doesn't have to download it every time, for "efficiency".) unfortunately, doing this means that you'll have to sign in to *all* your sites again, if you leave yourself logged in (use the "remember me" option). reload works for some people, but not always. (you could hack through it and find the file in particular to manually delete, but that may be a pain. ;) )

diamondheart Newbie

Oh thanks. That was it. I had to clear all my cookies as I wasn't sure all the names this site goes by. Anyhoo, it worked!

Claire

psawyer Proficient

I have Windows XP on two machines, and use FireFox as my browser. It is enough for me to click the "reload" button on the tool bar to resolve any "stale" avatars. A visual clue that the image is wrong is if it looks distorted. When the avatar changes, FireFox picks up the new dimensions and then distorts the old image to fit them. :angry:

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