Do You See Homer?

[Alex Sage]

Ahhhh. I see, I must have allowed it to load before and chrome is remembering.

[Alex Sage]

For example the image is there, if you click on it, you can allow it, then you see it.

[scottalanmiller]

@aaronstuder said in Do You See Homer?:

For example the image is there, if you click on it, you can allow it, then you see it.

For me it is totally blank, not even something to click on to allow it.

[Alex Sage]

@scottalanmiller wrong. Try clicking under your name but above the text.

[scottalanmiller]

Ah, I found it, if you right click in the blank space you can allow it!

[MattSpeller]

Mouse hovering at arrow point

[art_of_shred]

D'oh!

[momurda]

Did you just change default to https?
I reloaded due to something weird happening, now am on https where i wasnt 20 min ago.
Still cant see Homer in Chrome either way.

[Alex Sage]

@momurda said in Do You See Homer?:

Did you just change default to https?

Seems like it

[stacksofplates]

No. HTTPS with chrome on android marshmallow

[bbigford]

No. HTTPS. Firefox on Windows 7.

[travisdh1]

Update.

Yes. HTTPS. Chrome. Windows 10.

[stacksofplates]

No, Fedora 23, Chrome and Firefox HTTPS.

[gjacobse]

No;
HTTPS, Chrome Win10

HTTPS, Firefox, Win10

[bbigford]

If this is a test for something different than this thread here, what are you testing in this thread specifically?

[JaredBusch]

No one should ever see it unless they have insecure browser settings.

Because the content is on rackcdn.com and there is no wildcard SSL cert for the root CDN domain. I would assume that HTTPS on this CDN is simply not something RackSpace was planning on.

[bbigford]

Wow, can't believe I got down voted for that question. I wasn't even being intentionally stupid, or malicious... just had a genuine curiosity of what the test was accomplishing in this thread.

[RojoLoco]

No Homer. HTTPS / Opera.

[s.hackleman]

No. HTTPS. Chrome, OSX