Feedback Unable to View Website Traffic & Earning Details on My Android

Hi,

I have been experiencing this problem from last 1 week, when I try to look imported traffic & earning data of any site's which listed on Buy/Sell section. My screen get hanged. I am unable to do anything, only able to hit back button.

 

Well, as I said only my Chrome browser get hang, other of my Android Phone function work, I have taken this screen shot by pressing Power + Volume Up button.

I have uninstalled chrome & updated fresh from Google Play, gone "incognito". But the issue is same.

 

Here is version & operating system.

 

I have another one which is running on same Android version will check this.

I am not using any adblocker. I hate them much.

 

In my opinion, it is not hang. It just the browser unable to scroll up/down and moving left to right.
The statistic element from google analytic caused this. When chrome rendered flash content, we were stuck on it and unable to do anything because when we tried to scroll up or down, the browser didn't scroll up/down. It think we want to scroll up the flash object and not the page. That is why the page seems unresponsive because the browser seems waiting for the flash content (not page content, just flash content) to load more resources/info.
I know the browser didn't hang because all chrome menu is working just fine.

To avoid 'that bug', I usually scroll the page very fast to avoid it 'landing' at statistic flash content.

When I said statistic flash content, it is a graphic showing the traffic of website shown exactly just like as in the first post uploaded by Furquan.

I would say there is something wrong with the graphical statistic of Google Analytic rendered in "Website Info (beta)". The browser think we want to interact with the flash content and that is why scroll up or down is not working (the 'mouse/finger' movement is working perfectly in that flash content but there is no way to get out from that flash file because when I scroll up, the browser think I want to interact with that flash file. I would say I was trapped in that flash content and stuck on it unless pressing back or any Visible link in that screen). By the way, I am using Chrome 55.0.2883.91(latest version according to my phone - I am writing this post using my phone at the moment).

 

So there is no solution for this, only to move fast at end of the page.

 

I don't know there might be any technical solution but as @Arick unirow suggestion I did what he said, now it's working.

I need to be super fast on scrolling the page.

 

Based on my experience: No, there is no solution. Once the active page is in 'Traffic History', 'Traffic Sources', and 'Visitors Country', (I think all of them are flash content) we would stuck on it.

Temporary solution which may able to avoid getting stuck in that page.

Is there possibility that Java Script is pulling flash content? Because the content is looks like flash content for me. Maybe the Java Script make the active element is only that flash content (you may call it JavaScript content) and thus make the navigation only work in that flash file (and not the page).

 

It's not flash. Okay? Chrome can't display Flash.

 

When I call it 'flash', it just a term used to describe the content which make the scroll up/down not working properly (and it looks like flash). In my last post, I called it as 'Java Script content'.

I realize it is not flash after Shawn said it isn't. Maybe latest chrome update no longer compatible with JS being used in 'Website Info' area. I remembered the bug is not present in older chrome (before I update my browser).

I wish more peoples could help us clarify whether the problem is truly exist or it just randomly happened to some members.

 

Tested now. It's not a real problem, however: When you scroll, I'm assuming you're trying to scroll by dragging your finger more or less in the middle of the screen. That doesn't work, when the graphs are displayed on screen. Basically, it's probably a z-index situation, or a embedded-content situation, which lends the scrollbar unreachable. BUT, if you scroll along the very right of the screen, it's possible to scroll all the way, no need to scroll very fast in the beginning, or anything like that.

So, @digitalpoint - you might wanna look into the exact type of content the / embedding those elements have, and/or if there is an issue with some JS or something changing scroll-properties on the graph-graphics.

 

Just for info: I tested on Android 6, with latest Chrome-version, also Firefox, and both behave the same. Might be an Android-issue? But, it's a minor thing, and the scrolling works, just not exactly on the graphs. Seems to be working just fine on Chrome on iPad though.

 

I think you were correct, the very right area of the page sometimes could be used to move up and down. However, in five attempt only two were worked. It is not as smooth as it should be but it works. It just so hard to move up and down using the very right area of the page. Once the 'grey' scroll bar shown up, we could move up and down.

I would be the first to try it and here are the result:

1. The Chart in "Logged Portal Attacks/Broken Links".
   - Once our finger is in inside the chart, we would not be able to move up and down. We could get more info in chart just by moving our finger in any part of that chart.
   - The empty area in left and right area of the chart could be used to move up and down.
   Conclusion:
   - The chart in this page working just fine and the Java Script working as intended because we could move up and bottom by selecting empty area in left/right area of the chart.
   - The chart is not occupy all the page in mobile browser. There is empty area in the left and right of the chart.
2. The chart in "Discoveries"
   This is quite interesting. The chart in this area work perfect. I could select any part of the chart using the finger and also could move up and down even tough my finger is in the middle of the chart. I like this type of chart.
   Conclusion: This chart work perfect.
   
3. Any chart/images/or other part before and after those two chart previously mentioned above.
   The area before and after those two chart previously mentioned above (number 1 and 2 above) are working just fine. I could move the page to go up and down nicely.

I see there is empty area between those chart (chart 1 and 2 above) and that empty area could be used to move up and down as well.