Originally posted by reinfeldIt's THEM???? They are coming for you!
...when i see a page loading on the net and it is not fully loaded...i always
see this little rectangle that has a red triangle in it and a blue dot and what
looks like a smaller greenish gray dot...it is on all the sites...(1) what is it...
(2) why is it uniform on all sites...( no snotty remarks will be tolerated...i want the real facts and i want them ...[text shortened]... really a geeky computer know it all...your chance to make be respect you...let's
go gang )...
Originally posted by reinfeldI emailed Bill Gates about this (Bill@microsoft.com.boss) as I too suffered through I got green triangles and orange dots - internet explorer.
...when i see a page loading on the net and it is not fully loaded...i always
see this little rectangle that has a red triangle in it and a blue dot and what
looks like a smaller greenish gray dot...it is on all the sites...(1) what is it...
(2) why is it uniform on all sites...( no snotty remarks will be tolerated...i want the real facts and i want them ...[text shortened]... really a geeky computer know it all...your chance to make be respect you...let's
go gang )...
Apparently he was bored one day so introduced a little bit of extra code so that when you try and load certain pages you get these meaningless symbols.
True geeks know them for what they are, Bills bit of fun, after all even Billionaires need a bit of fun now and then.
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It is possible that your browser is telling you that some of your other installed security-type software is preventing it from loading pictures or graphics that are part of the website you are trying to look at. Things like anti-spyware, anti-virus or ad-blockers do that sometimes. Usually instead of seeing the graphic, a symbol is put up where it would normally go.