This is weird, and I'm not doing it just to get some comments....I am
having problems replying to comments on my blogs. For some reason, when I read ANY blog post on either of my blogs, while in Firefox, I have the 'sign in' button on the upper right...but if I click it, I go straight to the page listing all my blog posts, which shows me obviously signed in. If I'm in Chrome, the public pages clearly show me signed in, so this is a firefox issue somehow not recognizing me.
But, I cannot comment on any posts...or reply to any comments...if I am reading in Firefox. The comment widget doesn't recognize that I am signed in and it doesn't give me an option to sign in. I don't know how many times I have entered my reply, telling it to comment as my Google account, and clicked 'publish', seen the 'publishing' message and then...nothing. The comment is simply gone.
If I shut everything down and open it up in Chrome, it works fine.
I can even comment on other blogger blogs while reading in Firefox, as me, no problem. Other blog's comment widgets know who I am. It's just my own that are giving me this problem.
So here's my question: can ANYONE comment here if you are using firefox? And if you can't, can you bop over to Chrome and let me know?
I dunno if I can get anywhere with tech support, but if I can do as much problem-isolating as possible, maybe we can find a simple solution.
OR...has anyone else encountered this issue? What did you do about it?
Thanks for any help!
ETA two weeks later: Well, something updated somewhere and now Firefox recognizes me. So all is well again.
Monday, April 13, 2020
Wednesday, April 08, 2020
Just for fun...a little wishing...
When all the sewing is rote mask making, and the carb loading makes sewing for my wardrobe a depressing thought; sometimes a little fantasy is not out of place. Earlier this week, Janice posted one of her delightful travel wardrobes, and lurking in the 'in the bag' slide was this fabulous scarf:
Ferragamo Scarf
It's as expensive as a Hermes scarf, so it's something I can only drool over but...wouldn't that make a lovely wardrobe? Dark gray (or after looking at the way Janice used it...is it navy?) for the winter neutral, white for the summer neutral, and those lovely shades of greyed blue w/ brown. Oh, I'd be tempted...if I thought a nearly $400 scarf was a wise investment purchase for accident prone me.
Maybe I'll just build the wardrobe some day...with that for inspiration, even if I don't actually own it.
At the rate the carb calories are piling up in quarantine...I may need to start sewing anyway.
Why is it that cocooning always brings out the cravings for the carby comfort food? LOL. It's not bad for a couple of snow days, but...this is too long to indulge.
I wonder how hard it would be to find those shades of blue.... ;-)
Ferragamo Scarf
It's as expensive as a Hermes scarf, so it's something I can only drool over but...wouldn't that make a lovely wardrobe? Dark gray (or after looking at the way Janice used it...is it navy?) for the winter neutral, white for the summer neutral, and those lovely shades of greyed blue w/ brown. Oh, I'd be tempted...if I thought a nearly $400 scarf was a wise investment purchase for accident prone me.
Maybe I'll just build the wardrobe some day...with that for inspiration, even if I don't actually own it.
At the rate the carb calories are piling up in quarantine...I may need to start sewing anyway.
Why is it that cocooning always brings out the cravings for the carby comfort food? LOL. It's not bad for a couple of snow days, but...this is too long to indulge.
I wonder how hard it would be to find those shades of blue.... ;-)
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