Skydrive + photos + firefox = no-show


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Is anyone having the same problem as me?

I have been playing around with Skydrive, and to be honest i likes what I see. With a great big fat caveat.

I use firefox, and any photos or thumbnails fail to show up, I either get a grey box or nothing where the photo should be. If I switch to IE this does not happen, photos/thumbs in all their glory.

I have even used IE Tab in FF and - BAMM - loverly photos. I have even turned the neowin nemesis off (AdBlock Plus) to no avail.

Anyone else? if so how do you get around this?

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Yeah as Owenw says make sure everything like silverlight, flash and of course your FF is up to date

Have you got any security settings in your preferences that stop it from loading?

permissions.default.image is set to "1" - check

silverlight - check

FF 3.0.4 - check

AdBlock off - check

No Script allow - check

When I click on the properties of the thumbnails (which are just grey squares) i get this...

"https://secure.wlxrs.com/0WBtJic0j630Fm4oasA5Gg/images/transparent.gif" - and it says its 1px ? 1px (scaled to 108px ? 108px)

still no worky

as a quick workaround I am using the IE Tab extension to view Skydrive photos. Installed that aaaaaages ago and only ever used it for Hotmail (which now works fine in FF)

Just out of curiosity, are you still having the same problem? The team was having a hefty amount of problems release day and that might have been it. If you still are, I'll send them some feedback regarding it :).

Found and solved the problem.

It only occurs in private folders because they're https-secured. Now you're on the site *skydrive.live.com but the pictures are on the site *livefilestore.com so they don't show up.

Solution: Go to the firefox options and accept third-party cookies. The pictures will now show.

Found and solved the problem.

It only occurs in private folders because they're https-secured. Now you're on the site *skydrive.live.com but the pictures are on the site *livefilestore.com so they don't show up.

Solution: Go to the firefox options and accept third-party cookies. The pictures will now show.

You sir are a genius. Works now without having to use IE Tab, which gets rid of some of the protection Firefox and extensions afford.

Cheers.

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