Here - from last month - are the most popular browsers in the UK. (from https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share/all/united-kingdom )


(I have briefly tried Chrome and Firefox and usually work with Safari)

Please post to follow this up to let me know whether the forum is back on your browser ...

 
As one of the Safari users, the browser stats are visible

 
Yes, Safari

 
Working on Edge.

 
Edge for me

 
All showing with Chrome (desktop and Android mobile).

Thank you

 
Netscape Navigator Firefox here.  All is fine!

 
Opera.  No issues apart from a bit of a jump as each page loads.

 
I like being on the Edge 

 
OK on both Vivaldi and DuckDuckGo

 
Google Chrome, seems ok.
I used Internet explorer until recently, long after it was considered obsolete

 

...............and Netscape ? 

 
Edge and Android fine for me

 
Gave the hamster in the wheel a gentle poke and my old IPad is working ok.

 
Chrome, Brave and Adblock browsers on Android all fine.

 
Edge & Chrome (latter both on laptop and phone) all functioning fine.

No need to put up any message along the lines of

"There will be no service on the Coffee Shop this evening

This is due to more parts of the website needing maintenance than usual"

Or "This is due to overrunning maintenance works"!

 
No problems with Edge on Windows 10.

My old iPad runs Safari under iOS 9.3.6 and I do not see the graphic.  I would not consider this a problem as I should replace a 13 year old piece of kit.

 

There is much tidying up and completions works to be done though, so I ask all members to mind the temporary barriers that are still up around some of the more obscure features.   But the important coffee machine is working again.

I will be doing a little more in my "fresher" hours tomorrow and plan to have a run through all the stuff we have here and do a bit of an audit before the end of the year (yeah, gives me 2 days)

As we saw with Okehampton, and we're seeing early signs of Bristol - Oxford, and we'll see at Portishead from 2028, provide a service that's half decent at they'll come.  I am already seeing signs of search engine more active in bringing guests our way, and various flow changes.    Connections from the internet to our databases are now being made at out Ionos server with the UK2 one being an intermediate station if you like.  So I also have work to do balancing the stock and traffic around.  

On a less virtual note, 2025 will be bringing a great deal of interest, including - we hope - reliable and undertandable trains we can market, and I look forward to that through 2025 - majoring on my home town but with wider views for the whole network - Wiltshire, the South West, the GWR area and the UK.

 

Blimey! You're being optimistic there! 


There, I share your optimism. 

 
Opera on Apple M2 running Sequoia 15.1.1 all good here (apart from the cancellations map which I gather is part of a larger issue)

 
Edge on Windows 11 all okey dokey

 
I use Brave browser

Everything seems to think that it's Google Chrome, though

 
Not seeing any email notifications of new posts 

 
I realise that I concur & haven't had any since the reset.

 


Interesting, as I have also had some reports that email notifications ARE working ... noted and to be investigated further.

 
On reading the above posts I clicked on "notify" for this topic and received an email when Graham responded minutes later.

 
Firefox. All fine.

 
I Normally use Firefox for the Coffee shop.

When I clicked the like button for Grahams post with the sever diagrams in Firefox I got a page saying my like had been registered but my login name did not appear on the list of likes.

I have now logged in using Chrome and after I clicked like the like has been added.

 
Minor point..
Clicking the <like> button takes me to an almost blank screen with just the words "Your like has been registered" in the top left corner. I then have to back up and refresh the page.

Win 11 Edge

 

Thank you .. yes, known issue - in fact it's a cludge and won't be fixed until next year  .   It's a piece of Javascript, which is my 6th language after PHP, Python, HTML, SQL and English.   And it insists for good security reasons in only in interacting with the server that originated it.  But that server is now a backroom worker no longer interacting directly with the wide world.