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Phony warnings of "unposted comments" THAT DO NOT EXIST!!!

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Parker Gabriel

09 Feb, 2017 07:35 AM

Every attempt made to close the IE windows for this net-site, or even switch over to another page on this site, somehow REPEATEDLY triggers a phony warning of "an unposted comment" WHEN IN REALITY THIS USER HAS MADE NO COMMENT, POSTED OR NOT!!!

  1. Support Staff 1 Posted by Daily Kos Staff on 09 Feb, 2017 06:19 PM

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    Hmm. That's interesting. Sorry that you're experiencing some sort of a glitch.

    So you're saying that you get a notice that looks like the one that is attached?
    If you did not actually start a comment then yes, this is potentially a site problem. Thanks for helping to clarify.

    I am assuming that you are using IE11?

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