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06 Jun 11
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According to betfair no one else is experiencing this problem apart from me.
It's the "what if" function and firefox 4. On odd occasions it gives incorrect figures. Does this happen to anyone else?
It also used to occur on chrome. I've just reinstalled chrome and am unable to replicate the problem. So either that was sorted or I haven't come across it yet. I do remember though that other people had the same issue with chrome.
It's the "what if" function and firefox 4. On odd occasions it gives incorrect figures. Does this happen to anyone else?
It also used to occur on chrome. I've just reinstalled chrome and am unable to replicate the problem. So either that was sorted or I haven't come across it yet. I do remember though that other people had the same issue with chrome.
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I've had it very occasionally. Probably about 3 times in the last few weeks. A few people have reported lots of problems with FF4 but apart from the above its been fine for me.
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I use chrome and most of the time the function was incorrect Now I do not use it anymore.
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Use to have it alot normally on the Correct Score market, went away about a year ago. (Chrome)
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I mainly bet on the correct score market. Happened a lot with Chrome when it first came out. Looks like it might be fixed now.
Thus far I agree it only seems to happen infrequently with firefox 4. Betfair suggested I clear my cookies and temporary internet files. But I only installed firefox 4 today. I'm guessing it will have inherited those files from firefox 3? Firefox 3 has never given incorrect figures! |
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On my FF4 the cast values available below the odds on the markets have moved down a bit and clip the buttons.
Also, not sure if FF4 or just a general problem but the cash out figure can be complete nonsense. Yesterday I had something like a small green on one line, a much larger red on another, and happened to notice cash out was trying to say I could cash out for a value ballpark with the loss - for a profit, complete madness!?! |