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    Jake DeBacher replied on March 01, 2009 21:12 to the question "Problem with my cookies? Over backed? :( Permanent Log out" in Flock:

    Jake DeBacher
    Hey Flockers-- I just had this problem too, and found a pretty easy fix: find your profile files (http://flock.com/faq/show/64#q_387 if you don't know how), and then delete the files called "cookies.sqlite" and you might have a "cookies.txt." Then re-open the browser. It should work from then out :)
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  • problem

    Jake DeBacher replied on December 18, 2008 03:48 to the problem "Wonky Songbird: Extreme Fast-Forward through tracks" in Songbird:

    Jake DeBacher
    The only problem in the Error console that I can't really put my finger on is several hundred instances of Warning: reference to undefined property of bConfig[N]; the source file is js-kit.com/ratings.js

    The reason that I figured it was fast-forwarding is that it actually shows the duration of the song (albeit very briefly) and shows the little dot moving as the song would progress... very, very quickly.

    Sorry I didn't provide enough info: I'm on vista, the library is on my hard drive, and I've got about 2,100 songs.

    Anything else you need?

    Thanks so much for your help!
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  • problem

    Jake DeBacher reported a problem in Songbird on December 17, 2008 23:48:

    Jake DeBacher
    Wonky Songbird: Extreme Fast-Forward through tracks
    I've been having an issue with the latest release of Songbird. About once every couple of days or so, I'll be listening to music, just jammin', everything's working great, and then a song ends and the next one doesn't come on. So I check it out, and find that my songs are being played... Ridiculously fast. We're talking about a song every two seconds or so. There's no audio or anything. It will pause, skip songs, and everything, but when I unpause, it resumes its ultra-fast playback. I've got to quit and reopen for it to start working again. Which isn't a huge issue, but... Y'know. Just FYI.

    Thanks!
  • problem

    Jake DeBacher reported a problem in Songbird on December 09, 2008 20:17:

    Jake DeBacher
    Queue mode causes Songbird to crash
    Whenever I open Songbird, the default play type is shuffle, repeat all, and queue mode. If i try and play a song without turning queue mode off, Songbird freezes (the song doesn't even start). As long as I remember to turn queue off before I try and play a song, it doesn't brake... but I'm absent-minded and often forget and have to force it to quit, etc. I'm operating on Vista, if that helps at all.