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Does anyone else see this?

Does anyone else see this?

broncobilly83

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When I click "My Profile" at the top of the webpage, it takes me to the profile, but at the top of that webpage is some funky code:

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does it always happen?

I jsut tried in opera, safari, firefox, chrome and IE and couldnt make it happen.

maybe it was just a one-time thing?
 
Cicada said:
does it always happen?

I jsut tried in opera, safari, firefox, chrome and IE and couldnt make it happen.

maybe it was just a one-time thing?
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It happens on 2 different PCs for about a week or so, and only on "My Profile", not when I click someone else's profile. Unless I have software common to both that is causing it, since they are on different Windows versions and actually different Firefox browser updates.
 
My computer is doing it as well.

I noticed this the other day (on the profile page only), but I didn't think anything of it...but just clicked on My Profile again and it is still there.

I am using Firefox version 3.6.27 on a Mac.
 
looks like the common thing here is firefox, and maybe only certain builds/versions.

it's not anything to be alarmed about, however. the "-->" at the end would imply that it's some lines of code that are meant to be commented out, but firefox is probably rendering the page in such an order that it's bringing it in somehow.
 
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