Are You Having Problems Seeing Graphs In Our Latest Articles?

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Are You Having Problems Seeing Graphs In Our Latest Articles?

Over the weekend a number of readers reported that they haven't been able to see any of the benchmark graphs shown within our numerous Linux performance articles. This is due to an issue outside of our control and related to your browser plugins...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=EL-Graphs-Not-Showing-Issue

[Aeder]

I have no problems with graphs but your ads look like this on mobile for some reason:

[Imroy]

Those are browser extensions, not plugins.

[Hi-Angel]

Those are browser extensions, not plugins.

I always thought that words «addon», «plugin», and «extension» are synonyms, and are interchangeable.

[uid313]

Adblock Plus only blocks obtrusive ads. It has a whitelist of unobtrusive ads that are deemed "Acceptable Ads" and hence are not blocked.

If websites want to run obtrusive advertisements, then that is their problem.
If you want advertisement to reach me, then unobtrusive ads is the way to go.

https://adblockplus.org/acceptable-ads

[Hi-Angel]

Adblock Plus only blocks obtrusive ads. It has a whitelist of unobtrusive ads that are deemed "Acceptable Ads" and hence are not blocked.

If websites want to run obtrusive advertisements, then that is their problem.
If you want advertisement to reach me, then unobtrusive ads is the way to go.

https://adblockplus.org/acceptable-ads

Yeah, the graphs are so obtrusive…

[bug77]

I always thought that words «addon», «plugin», and «extension» are synonyms, and are interchangeable.

Look at the add-ons menu in Firefox: there are different tabs for extensions and plugins. Hint: Flash is a plugin, AdBlock is an extension.

Fwiw, I have both AdBlock and NoScript installed. AdBlock is disabled on Phoronix and I have not noticed any missing graph.

[Michael]

Fwiw, I have both AdBlock and NoScript installed. AdBlock is disabled on Phoronix and I have not noticed any missing graph.

With AdBlock disabled, you should certainly see the graphs. Also with NoScript where JS becomes disabled, OpenBenchmarking/PTS has built-in serving of fallback graphs.

[Hi-Angel]

Look at the add-ons menu in Firefox: there are different tabs for extensions and plugins. Hint: Flash is a plugin, AdBlock is an extension.

Okay, so, if I'm using Evil-mode in my Emacs — is it a plugin or an extension?

[bug77]

Okay, so, if I'm using Evil-mode in my Emacs — is it a plugin or an extension?

Yes, it is.