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Thank you. The patch didn't appear until I closed and reloaded the browser then opened the ACP. @kodif The front end page is public at https://your.site/online/ Bots, scrapers, spiders, hit that page often regardless of the menu item permission you provide in the ACP. ===== It is possible to use Redis to handle the workload, which is a significant improvement over IPS and MySQL which is likely where the bottleneck occurred on heavy use domains. Using Redis to handle active visitor sessions instead of MySQL is also a nice cost saver. Implementing Redis for online users gives a more efficient way to handle active visitor sessions, retrieve active sessions, and reduced unnecessary processing. Adding a cache for more efficient session lookups reduces repeated work and overhead. Overall, retaining the new improvements rolled out by IPS and shifting the work to Redis provided a robust solution. I want to play around with rendering some elements, right now it's pretty basic with user, ip, and time online. I will probably add back the what they are doing portion. Removing the online page from being public also prevents any sensitive information from being public. Users without perms get the stock denial message and guests get the stock denial plus a login prompt.

Intel Core i9 - Win11 25H2 - Firefox 150.0 64bit I deleted both (old/new) site caches and cookies, re-logged in, looks like it resolved itself. Maybe a stale cache or binary hemorrhoids on my machine. Apparently not broken so no fix needed. Thanks.

Are notifications for the new site not working for anyone else, or just me? No matter what I select, "Notification List (this is what I want)" or "Email" the setting doesn't set. Refresh the page and the options are both unchecked.

What you're looking for is called a paywall or ad-blocker detection script. For Invision Community (IPS) forums, you'll want an IPS-specific plugin from the Invision Community Marketplace (or third-party vendors like Invisionize) or a custom JavaScript snippet that detects missing ads by checking elements/script execution, which you'd integrate into your forum's themes/hooks, often using solutions from the IAB Tech Lab, AdSanity, or Advanced Ads for inspiration, as these solutions work by looking for blocked ad requests or zero-height ad containers I'll bet one of the third party guys has something already but they take a lot of updating because adblock browser plugins continually change to thwart ad-blocker detection scripts. forum.invisionize.pl - Support Invision Community (IPS4, Invsion Community 5,IP.Board)[IPS Marketplace] Enhanced AdBlock BlockerWith this plugin you will be able to detect AdBlock browser plugin that blocks your website ads. It will display a block message that will disable all website if the user didn't disable his AdBlocker.The above as a starting point but you'll obviously want something updated and current. You'll just have to start contacting people and looking around. I know SOSinvision has a lot of stuff and so do a lot of the other third party guys which I hope will chime in since I don't know them all. Good luck.

ACP > type Lazy in the ACP search window > Turn off Lazy load media content Support Tab > Clear System Caches The site looks and works fine in my firefox browser but I can see where lazy load is really being lazy and you have click multiple times on images to get the full image to render and not the black box.