[thepossum]

Hi

I was in the middle of a 1 hour robot tourney and was disconnected
The disconnection appears to be some ongoing problems with a router which has suddenly become extremely unreliable needing reboots when routes go astray
I rebooted the router but the Bridgebase interface was totally messed up
I got back into the table but the table redraw and all the cards were all over the place
So I rebooted my PC and eventually got back in after 5 or 10 minutes and was able tofinish
Was a bit of a rush

So clearly something is causing problems with access to the internet and how pages and code are downloaded and redrawn

I would be very grateful if you or any other users could shed some light on such behaviour

I am using Windows 11 on ASUS with Edge browser
the router is a crappy cheap Archer that our ISP flog

But where the unreliability is who knows
Could be anywhere

Edit, there still seem extreme lags in every request I make to BBO. Maybe just delays caused the interface to be messed up. But for that level of problem in the BBO interface could that be caused by extreme Wifi/ISP connectivity issues and multiple paralllel connections. Still on the hunt to find where the problem lies. lets put it down to the bombing of Iran. Not enough fuel to keep the internet running. I know our reserves aere very low. Maybe they have had to switch off one of their servers at the ISP. I know everyone has virtual servers these days, but cutting back on processors for a while