since the last couple updates I have noticed that the lower half of the back drop image is black.
so if you click on one of the show posters in the series page (the page where you see series info and a list of seasons etc…) the backdrop image will be partially black. The amount of the image that is black seems random for each series clicked.
it is important to note that it doesnt consistently black out the same amount of the image - it seams random.
I can jump between different shows and each time i go back to a show a different amount of the screen will be black.
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Nothing looks out of ordinary there, could you test with another browser and see if it exists there too?
On the network tab in FF it will show you each file it tries to download and if it failed for any reason. The fact that its only loading part of the image and a different amount each time is quite bizarre.
I’m seeing the same issue in FF 35, but everything looks fine in the network tab, it just doesn’t load properly, then reloading the page with F5 does load the image.
Not sure that we can do anything here, if it was only happening in develop I’d suspect something on our end, but since its live in master it seems to point to something in FF, which came out about 3 weeks ago (Jan 14th).