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Adriaan
Adriaan
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It turns out the problem was broken JS stored in the browser's local cache. This issue was possibly related to this quick-fix earlier today.

These are the steps I took to clear the cache (Firefox):

  1. Go to Settings
  2. Privacy & Security
  3. Cookies and Site Data
  4. Clear Data
  5. Cached Web Content

Note, Ctrl + F5 didn't help unfortunately.

It turns out the problem was broken JS stored in the browser's local cache.

These are the steps I took to clear the cache (Firefox):

  1. Go to Settings
  2. Privacy & Security
  3. Cookies and Site Data
  4. Clear Data
  5. Cached Web Content

Note, Ctrl + F5 didn't help unfortunately.

It turns out the problem was broken JS stored in the browser's local cache. This issue was possibly related to this quick-fix earlier today.

These are the steps I took to clear the cache (Firefox):

  1. Go to Settings
  2. Privacy & Security
  3. Cookies and Site Data
  4. Clear Data
  5. Cached Web Content

Note, Ctrl + F5 didn't help unfortunately.

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This_is_NOT_a_forum
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TurnsIt turns out the problem was broken JS stored in the browser's local cache.

These are the steps I took to clear the cache: (Firefox):

  1. Go to SettingsSettings
  2. Privacy & SecurityPrivacy & Security
  3. Cookies and Site DataCookies and Site Data
  4. Clear DataClear Data
  5. Cached Web ContentCached Web Content

Note, CTRLCtrl+ + F5 didn't help unfortunately.

Turns out the problem was broken JS stored in the browser's local cache.

These are the steps I took to clear the cache: (Firefox)

  1. Go to Settings
  2. Privacy & Security
  3. Cookies and Site Data
  4. Clear Data
  5. Cached Web Content

Note, CTRL+F5 didn't help unfortunately.

It turns out the problem was broken JS stored in the browser's local cache.

These are the steps I took to clear the cache (Firefox):

  1. Go to Settings
  2. Privacy & Security
  3. Cookies and Site Data
  4. Clear Data
  5. Cached Web Content

Note, Ctrl + F5 didn't help unfortunately.

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Shadow Wizard
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Turns out the problem was broken JS stored in the browser's local cache.

These are the steps I took to clear the cache: (Firefox)

  1. Go to Settings
  2. Privacy & Security
  3. Cookies and Site Data
  4. Clear Data
  5. Cached Web Content

Note, CTRL-+F5 didn't help unfortunately. Clearing my case through the settings -> privacy & security -> cookies and site data -> clear data -> cased web content did the trick to solve this problem.

CTRL-F5 didn't help unfortunately. Clearing my case through the settings -> privacy & security -> cookies and site data -> clear data -> cased web content did the trick to solve this problem.

Turns out the problem was broken JS stored in the browser's local cache.

These are the steps I took to clear the cache: (Firefox)

  1. Go to Settings
  2. Privacy & Security
  3. Cookies and Site Data
  4. Clear Data
  5. Cached Web Content

Note, CTRL+F5 didn't help unfortunately.

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Adriaan
Adriaan
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