Newsfeed page bugged?

[ShinyDust]

Same posts from the same users (with the same timestamps) repeat over and over again. Anyone else has this problem?

[TheOldNick]

Add me too.

In my feed I have a gallery with three images, one vote, no comments and no favings whish shows up seven times in my feed. Even if I give it one notification for every action taken by anybody it shouldn't show up more than four times. One for each image uploaded and one for the vote.

So I don't really look at it.

[longhairfish]

Try disabling any ad blocking scripts, add-ons or extensions. I also don't look at my news feeds much due to the amount of fans I have always posting something new.

[TheOldNick]

Try disabling any ad blocking scripts, add-ons or extensions. I also don't look at my news feeds much due to the amount of fans I have always posting something new.

It's not a question of the adblocker. I just looked at it. First the page seems to be normal. I see from the srollbar that it's not very long. When I scroll down to the assumed bottom of the page the "next" entries appear, the scrollbar becomes a lot longer and I have the duplicate entries.

But as you already said: it's not really important. For me on a rating from 0 to 10 with 10 being most urgent it's somewhere at -2 with strong tendency to -5

[chuck12gage]

Try disabling any ad blocking scripts, add-ons or extensions. I also don't look at my news feeds much due to the amount of fans I have always posting something new.

I sourced it as the EasyList sub. Pray tell why Imagefap devs can't seem to play nice with the fine people at EasyList? (ProTip: most adblock users keep their acceptable adverts enabled).

[Buba1985]

I have the same problem: see the same posts for 3-4-5 times. It's very annoing

[domokun908]

Just bumping this. Stopping adblock didn't do anything.

The issue is the lazy-load javascript. The first time scrolling down the page there are multiple calls to load the same page. Once you scroll far enough then other pages load but you have to scroll to the bottom of the page to trigger another lazy-load call.