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nctarheel
Community Champion ⭐
February 13, 2024

Is Anyone Else Experiencing This???

  • February 13, 2024
  • 8 replies
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With AARP'S recent "updates" to their web site causing all sorts of issues, I am experiencing a change to the procedure of logging in. When I start filling in the "log in" screen, the "log in" image itself shifts from the right side of my computer screen to the left side of my computer screen.

 

It does let you sign in, but the image shift is annoying.

 

Is anyone else experiencing the same thing?????

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    8 replies

    EricC28201
    Community Champion ⭐⭐⭐
    February 13, 2024

    It has always seemed inconsistent to me, but I have not noticed anything as drastic as what is described here.

    SummerOnTheWay1
    Community Champion ⭐⭐⭐
    February 13, 2024

    (1 comment) Eric @EricC28201 , the only "issue" I have is the ANNOYING Survey that "pops" up. Wish AARP would cancel it. I posted my opinion - doubt they read it or care  🙄

     

    EricC28201
    Community Champion ⭐⭐⭐
    February 13, 2024

    I haven't been seeing that pop-up Nicole @SummerOnTheWay1 ...They must care more about your opinion than mine.  😎

    Contributor ⭐
    February 13, 2024

    The red banner at the top of the page shifts down and is covers part of the page. This happens game pages.  Very annoying.

    Contributor ⭐
    February 13, 2024

    The red banner at the top of the page shifts down. It's especially noticeable when it covers the top part of a game.  

    Contributor ⭐
    February 17, 2024

    YES, YES and YES!!!  I thought it was settings on my screen/browser that was causing me so much frustration - - especially when TRYING to play games. I guess I'll just continue to blame the for my low scores and extended times to complete the puzzles and games. Takes all the fun out of playing AARP games.

    DirkB349973
    Conversationalist ⭐
    February 16, 2024

    @nctarheel,

    I agree that this site is very "jumpy". Even mousing over the menus causes the screen to change so quickly, it becomes disorienting. If I had any individual control over the menu, I would add at least 1/4 second delay before popping up the options. I've previously checked to see if there are personal settings available to me and did not find any. The ads could probably be sized before the page is rendered if the designer was willing to put some size limits on ads and article promos. I imagine it saves them development time to let everything size itself dynamically.