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At0mfred
10 years ago
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Battlelog Plug In - Mozilla Firefox - Infinite Loading

Hey, I'm having a problem.

Everything related to multiplayer doesn't load, when I'm in Battlelog. It won't load friends or servers or even battlepacks. Everytime I try, it just shows this loading square going up and down. But nothing happens. Even after like 10 minutes or more.

This happened after my game crashed yesterday due to a GPU error. This is the first time my game crashed.

I restarted my PC and this problem occured. I tried to use another browser.

When I opened Battlelog, everything seemed to work fine, but when I installed the Plug In, "Loading..." Square and stuff.

My RIG:

Intel Xeon E3-1230 v3

nVidia GeForce GTX 780 (Palit)

8 GB RAM

I have tried:

Reinstalling the PlugIn, but somehow it didn't really work. I deleted the folder in C:\Program Files(x86)\Battlelog Web Plugin or whatever that folder was called.

Reinstalling DirectX from the Install Folder.

GPU Drivers are up to date.

Thanks for the help.

Screenshots of Battlelog:

http://imgur.com/8ZPi6S7

http://imgur.com/E2HDo0I

battlefield 4
  • photoray002's avatar
    photoray002
    10 years ago

    I had this suddenly happen as well.

    As ragnarok013 mentioned about Script Blockers, my cause was with NoScript. Even though I had everything allowed in NoScripts preferences, I had to completely disable the add-on to get the servers to load again.

    I assume a recent add-on update (NoScript 2.6.9.32) caused this as the add-on had not interfered before now.

    Hope it helps.

    UPDATE:

    After messing around more with the script blocker, I discovered that suddenly any script blocker (Including NoScript and Ghostery) that blocked any/all of the Facebook and Twitter cookies, would cause the servers to not load. Does not matter what version of the add-on is installed. With Blockers on but all Facebook and Twitter spyware allowed, BF4 works as it should again. Google Services turned off did NOT disable the servers.

    I guess this is something EA setup recently. I suppose EA is making some sort of revenue from the Twitter/Facebook  c.r.a.p.?

6 Replies

  • GrumpyOldMonkey's avatar
    GrumpyOldMonkey
    10 years ago

    This seems to be a firefox issue.

    With chrome it works, with firefox i have the same issue as described by the op.

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    10 years ago

    Ditto for me - Firefox 39.0 user with Adblock Plus.

  • ragnarok013's avatar
    ragnarok013
    Hero+
    10 years ago
    Turn off any adblock or flashblocker software in the browser and go into your add on security settings and white list the battlelog plugin and ESN sonar plugin.
  • At0mfred's avatar
    At0mfred
    10 years ago

    AdBlock is deactivated for the website and in my Add-ons Battlelog Game Launcher is on "Always Activate".

    Strangely, I don't have the ESN Sonar Plugin.

    Maybe its because of the Flash problems right now, because I think Firefox deactivated Flash to prevent security breaches.

    But that would still raise the question, why it worked yesterday and after a game crash, it stopped. I don't think the problems lies there.

    As the others have already said, it seems that Firefox has some problems with it right now.

    I have tried using Chrome for it, and I finally managed to get it to work.

    But I would still like to know, how to fix this problem, because I don't really like using Chrome.

    BTW, thanks for the help.

  • photoray002's avatar
    photoray002
    10 years ago

    I had this suddenly happen as well.

    As ragnarok013 mentioned about Script Blockers, my cause was with NoScript. Even though I had everything allowed in NoScripts preferences, I had to completely disable the add-on to get the servers to load again.

    I assume a recent add-on update (NoScript 2.6.9.32) caused this as the add-on had not interfered before now.

    Hope it helps.

    UPDATE:

    After messing around more with the script blocker, I discovered that suddenly any script blocker (Including NoScript and Ghostery) that blocked any/all of the Facebook and Twitter cookies, would cause the servers to not load. Does not matter what version of the add-on is installed. With Blockers on but all Facebook and Twitter spyware allowed, BF4 works as it should again. Google Services turned off did NOT disable the servers.

    I guess this is something EA setup recently. I suppose EA is making some sort of revenue from the Twitter/Facebook  c.r.a.p.?

  • At0mfred's avatar
    At0mfred
    10 years ago

    Hey,

    thanks for the heads up.

    I tried messing around with NoScript and just discovered, that everything works fine if you activate most of the scripts.

    The thing I hadn't allowed was one of the Google scripts.

    And I had to allow the Twitter Button in Ghostery.

    Thanks for the help.

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