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Hey guys,

Have noticed recently that pages will immediately refresh themselves multiple times when first loading them. If I right click on the browser back button to show page history, you can see the same page has been reloaded 10 times. I've attached a screenshot to show what I mean.

This is an issue because when I click "back" to go to the previous forum/thread it remains on the same page and then refreshes a further 10 times. So the only way to navigate the forum is to left click on links, which can be cumbersome at times as I use a mouse with shortcut buttons for browser back, forward and refresh.

Anyone else experience this issue? Running Chrome 26.0.1410.64 on Win 7 x64.

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Was on pulse and then tried innovation and back to pulse. No luck. Same issues occurring intermittently.

Ironic that it wouldn't open the text box to allow me to reply to this thread. :P

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