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Missing DetectAds Icons Chrome Browser

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Old Blue

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This is strange, for some reason the detectads icon has disappeared from the webif on Chrome. All is fine if I use Firefox.

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All recordings shown have had their adverts detected, but the icon is not showing next to each, and also on the context menu it is missing as well.
 
Old Blue said:
All is fine if I use Firefox.
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Try clearing Firefox's cache. If the icon has gone missing from your WebIF installation, Firefox will then look the same as Chrome.

If Firefox continues to be OK, it has to be a browser issue, not a WebIF issue, and I suspect you only think you have cleared the Chrome cache.
 
I'm seeing the same thing. The icon is present in Safari, but missing in Chrome. There seems to be some kind of compatibility issue - what's changed recently?
 
Oh dear, well that's embarrassing: the page I've been analysing wasn't supposed to display the DetectAds icon in the first place! Still isn't showing up where it is supposed to though. Start again...
 
It should look like this in the page source:

HTML: 
<span class="iconset">
<img src="/img/dedup.png" class="va" height="21" alt="Auto-dedup" title="Auto-dedup">
<img src="/img/tvdb-sm.png" class="va" height="21" alt="TheTVDB" title="TheTVDB">
<img src="/plugin/detectads/img/detectads.png" class="va" height="21" alt="Auto DetectAds" title="Auto DetectAds">
</span>
 
As seen in iOS/Safari:

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As seen in Win7/Chrome:

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And here's the smoking gun:

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Don't ask me what that means or why, but it seems Chrome is being picky about something when the other browsers are not. Has anything been changed recently?
 
It should be loading http://<humax name or address>/plugin/detectads/img/detectads.png. What happens if you type the corresponding URL into the address bar?

Or perhaps the icon has accidentally been added to the AdBlock (or similar) blacklist?
 
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I am seeing the icons in Chrome on a Win10 machine
Code: 
Google Chrome is up to date
Version 80.0.3987.132 (Official Build) (64-bit)
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Speculation: Could it be an over enthusiastic ad-blocker objecting to 'ads' in the image name?
 
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