It's not enabled even if you select some of the HTML options. With some it is, some it isn't. :/

I helped by being unaware it was actually occurring until a few seconds ago. :P

You were either working on it or talking about it a few days ago.

Also, Matt. I just have blank spots where the icons should be on both computers at home. If you mouse over it just shows the hover text but no icons. Imma open IE and see what happens.

I'll report back...

Hmmm ok it's a Chrome issue, now how do I clear the cache in chrome?

But even with these issues you're putting me through, very nice job and thank yee!

I just did a Ctrl+F5 in Chrome. Shift didn't seem to do it.

I had the original idea for a toolbar button to insert HTML, which Matt evolved to a <youtube> tag (which makes sense), and actually implemented.

Well then I'm giving you credit. Anyone can code, what it really takes is a good idear, and that's what you had :-D

And CTRL-F5 didn't work for me so I found where you clear the stuff in the settings and now I'm in good shape!

Does that mean I also get to steal credit for the tag idea AND point the blame at Matt if any of it goes wrong? :D


Browsers and caching are getting rather annoying - being far too aggressive and unhelpful.

There's some fancy new stuff in HTML5 that might make it all wonderful, but I haven't actually looked at whether it's been implemented yet or how it actually works. Hopefully it makes it all simple in the future.

Sure you can! He's not there with you is he? So what can he do about it? It comes down to hearsay after that!

Yeah I suppose back in the dialup days it was useful, but only a little. Now I don't see any need for it.

You might not agree if you had to load all the images, styles and scripts every time you opened the page. :P

But still yeah, it's possibly more useful from the perspective of reducing the load on servers.