We'll look into this, but we'll need more specifics including:
What page you were on, which link you clicked on, exactly what happened, etc.
This will help us duplicate and hopefully fix the problem.
Page was provided, sweetie.
Http://www.barnyardchickens.com (the home page). It happens on the home page more often than any of the other pages. It will happen on some of the others when I initially go to the page. It's an intermittent issue that I cannot reliably reproduce under step by step circumstances. It does seem to be an initial hit issue, however. Once my cache has taken in the page (my cache and everything purge when I close my browser), the problem is significantly less likely to occur.
I come into BYC, I get sent to the deleted link. I hit the back button, I may or may not wind up on BYC instead of the broken redirect. Rinse and repeat until the page decides to load. At which point, the likelihood of a re-occurrence is less than 5% (so far).
It happens more often when I come into BYC (or any of its sub pages) and attempt to scroll before the page has fully loaded.
It does not happen on my phone (Galaxy SIII nor my tablet ASUS TF700).
OSs that is has happened in: Windows Server 2012, Windows Enterprise 7, Windows 8, RHEL 6.3
Browsers it has happened on: IE 8, IE 9, IE 10, Chrome
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I can load Mozilla and Opera and see if it happens in those, as well. But, as I said - it is not reliably reproduced, which is why I hesitated to say anything and was curious if anyone else was experiencing similar behaviour.
I will keep notes on when, specifically, it occurs and attempt to get a reliably reproducible scenario for you.
In the meantime, do a good anti-virus scan on your system. There could be a malware infection that is redirecting you.
Does it happen when you try any other website, or just BYC?
Just BYC, hon. And, the code is clearly BYC related

They removed it so you can't see; but, it was some sort of java/flash call that wasn't quite completing. I think my trying to scroll before the page loads may be triggering a break for some reason.
My AV scans live and every day. I have three malware scans that run, daily (that was fun, getting them to not try to kick each other off the system). I also have firewalls from hell, etc. Not saying it isn't possible that I have some sort of virus or malware somewhere on my system; however, it's pretty unlikely.
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