Bass Resource Logo Interferes With Loggin In

[eightydee]

Hello! Does anyone else have the issue when you arrive to the home page than go to "Fishing Forums" and when you try to log in, the logo which is a clickable image which redirects you to the home page.

 

Yes, I do save my passwords and what not, however, I scrub this clean weekly (I'm a network admin). So when you clear your cookies, it's very hard to get back to log in.

I found a little trick. Go to "Pictures - Add Images - select a option from the drop down than a message will show that you will be posting as a quest. OR you can log in. Just how I have been having to do it. Not sure if others have this issue. Or if the site admin is aware. Just a little hiccup.

[BassNJake]

Maybe this?

 

 

[MassYak85]

Do you by any chance have a blocker turned on? I've had it happen too. I believe when the ad bar gets blocked it moves the logo down and interferes. I just turn the blocker off for this site. 

[eightydee]

Ahhhhh! Oh yea, I forgot about ads on websites. I normally run through a tor or my custom VPN.

[dgkasper58]

13 minutes ago, eightydee said:

Ahhhhh! Oh yea, I forgot about ads on websites. I normally run through a tor or my custom VPN.

yup, its the blocker.  I had the same issue.

[Bluebasser86]

I leave the blocker on and Google search "Bassresource Login". Click on the first option that comes up on the search and it takes me straight to the login page.

[MN Fisher]

12 minutes ago, Bluebasser86 said:

I leave the blocker on and Google search "Bassresource Login". Click on the first option that comes up on the search and it takes me straight to the login page.

I leave my add-blocker up...I've got the login page bookmarked.

[Falkus]

Yeah, that logo is annoying ..but I just login from the bottom or whatever I can find....:) 

 

 

[Glenn]

Or...OR, simply whitelist BassResource on your software that blocks ads. How hard is that?  Asking for a friend. 

 

I mean, geeze guys. It's a free site, and the ads don't interfere with your browsing. I make it a point to ensure there are no auto-play videos, pop ups, or animated ads.  So there's absolutely no reason to block the ads here. 

[Deleted account]

I can't help with log ins, blockers, shortcuts or the like, but I'm a whiz at deleting browsing history in any platform... 

[MassYak85]

I agree with Glen, the ads are all fishing related so I don't mind seeing them and like he said it's a free site, I just turn the blocker off for this site. 

[eightydee]

I did actually turn it off for this site. You can buy books magazines and watch movies that tell you how to fish but, it's the ones that sit on a shore with a stranger and socialize and learn a few things. So, metaphorically, that's like this site. If that makes sense to you.

 

[jbsoonerfan]

I just stay logged in. Is that not an option?

[eightydee]

Well, for me, I'm a computer guy so I clean and reinstall operating systems. And I clear my junk everyday.

[haggard]

Site is free and is also free of so much of the nonsense found on other forums. There's no other site I visit daily (literally). I use a blocker but this site is whitelisted. Static ads, fishing related, great. If they start doing page takeovers, video/audio ads, gimicky and freaky stuff, I'm out. Until then, thank you @Glenn!

 

[schplurg]

On 9/1/2019 at 5:17 PM, MassYak85 said:

I agree with Glen, the ads are all fishing related so I don't mind seeing them and like he said it's a free site, I just turn the blocker off for this site. 

 

Mine ads are definitely not always fishing related. I white-listed this site and it's the only one I've done this for.

[The Bassman]

I used to have a problem with the page top ad loading and bumping me down a couple of lines about the time I was clicking on  a topic. Seems to have stopped, though.

[fishwizzard]

 Most add-blockers will let you block specific elements on a page, so you can block logos and the like but let adds through.