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Well,
We have 2 Samsung A22
- The settings are exactly the same on both devices.
- Both phones are connected to the same Google account
- On one, Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge work both perfectly
- On the other Chrome doesn't work, but Edge does.
- Why??
So for this problem, changing to another browser is for me the easiest solution
@Knocklouder do not by a new phone
@James H Can I click on my own post, as "mark as solution"?
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5 minutes ago, Knocklouder said:
Hello @Baker when you find out please let me know, as I am about to go buy a new phone and it won't be a Samsung lol. My phone has been doing this for two days now . Most annoying 🙄 lol
further findings.
Don't buy a new phone yet.On my Samsung smartphone, MSW works perfectly via Microsoft Edge. Try this first.
msw via Google Chrome is still a problem for the time being.- mtaylor and Knocklouder
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Nice start. I follow also
And yes, I have also glued my fingers with CA glue.
Advice, take your time. Building a wooden model is not a race -
1 hour ago, James H said:
As this seems to be a Samsung thing that has only just cropped up, then that is the issue. There's absolutely zilch can be done from my side.
It's not unheard of for phone/tablet software to update and cause issues with a website, so hopefully that will be either something they fix soon, or maybe a future forum template can take into consideration if Samsung fail to sort their bad code out.
Thank you for looking into this.
Apparently the problem is in my smartphone.
My wife has the same A22 as me and on this phone i dont have this problem.
I guess I'll have to solve this myself.
To be continued, I will let you know if I find the solution -
My phone is a Samsung A22
He did an update on 28 november. But the problems only started yesterday afternoon.(Now I use my laptop)
Really weird
When I watch MSW as a "guest" everything is normal.
When I log in, problems- mtaylor, Ryland Craze and thibaultron
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1 hour ago, druxey said:
Good progress! Had you considered using a drawplate for forming treenails?
Yes, but :
but I was a bit lazy.
If I have calculated correctly. I need at least 30 meters of treenail material, only for the hull ( one side was 15 meter) -
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On 11/23/2023 at 5:26 PM, Harry12 said:
The first sets of sails I made were in fact from pure white linen
If you use linen, you can rub the sails with beeswax.
This makes the linen less "fluffy" and a bit stiffer.And yes. Linen sails are actually a little too thick for this scale (1/45)
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Just an idea.
Why don't you make 2 if you're going to scratch build.
One with all the tools for models under construction.
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Another very beautiful model.
Congrats 👍
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2 minutes ago, Jaager said:
In Deane's Doctrine the main wale is defined by itself. It has no relation to the sheer of the main deck. There was an effort/ hope that the gunports do not totally cut thru the wale - which negates its purpose. The Doctrine is between the time of the 18th century models and the actual galleons. The Doctrine still has aspects of a system of formulas - adjusted over time - but reflective earlier design methods.
Models of Santa Maria are based modern design creations. Just some naval architect from our time exercising his imagination of what he thought the ship probably looked like. It is all a fantasy. However you did it, there is no documented proof that it was not that way.
Next time for hull planking - the main wale goes first - all of the outer skin is a reflection of it. Next is the garboard. It upper edge wants to look like it comes from a diagonal. A wavy edge - not good for the rest of the planking run.
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