Question

Hey, so can someone help me figure out this problem; When I'm using the equation bar, and I try to move it sometimes to see what I've wrote above, the cursor gets "stuck" on top of the bar if that makes sense, and it's very frustrating as I sometimes don't copy my work so then I have to refresh and restart.
Thanks

Answer 1

I also have this problem. At first, I am able to let go of the equation bar, but then after a while the mouse and the equation bar sticks together. So now I have to refresh and need to reboot my thinking process again especially when I'm dealing with a long Math Problem. It could be a bug in the code?

Answer 2

Not happening to me bat but you may try right clicking or ctrl + left click on the border of the equation box to free it

Answer 3

I've tried that but it does not work :\

Answer 4

Have you tried refreshing? Also see if it is okay when you use a different browser. I use to have this problem with my old notebook but mysteriously the problem for me seems to be solved now.

Answer 5

Refresh does the trick, but that's where the problem lies, I don't want to refresh because all my work gets erased then and now I do take screen shots but for drawings it doesn't work out as it's a link. I use chrome as well, but I will try other browsers, thanks Abhisar :).

Answer 6

OpenStudy only works well on my Opera Browser.

Answer 7

I refuse to use that!

Answer 8

You're welcome :)

Answer 9

Are you using windows?

Answer 10

Nope, apple

Answer 11

I'm in Windows 7

Answer 12

Is your chrome up to date?
Mine is Version 43.0.2357.130 m

Answer 13

Yup, mines the same.

Answer 14

Not sure.. I haven't used Chrome in a while

Answer 15

You can click on the menu button on the top right, and click on "About Google Chrome" to check your version.

Answer 16

I'm on chrome too. This happens a lot with drawing board; the mouse and the drawing window stick together and wont allow me to click mouse anywhere else...

For equation editor you may try this in console :
```
$("div.dialog-body div.actions button").click()
```

Answer 17

Version 43.0.2357.130 m looks like I'm up to date.

Answer 18

Mhm ok thanks ganeshie, I will give it a try, I haven't seen anyone post this before so I thought it was just for me haha, but seems it happens to a lot of people.

Answer 19

If you're happy with that work around, you may add that as short cut... something like pressing <Ctrl>+<x> instead of opening console everytime

Answer 20

Alright, thanks ganeshie!! Hopefully it won't mess up again >.<

Answer 21

Openstudy doesnt work well on chrome for me :(

Answer 22

same ^. OS on Chrome is worse than OS on Firefox. On Firefox it takes forever to load, but on Chrome I can't log in D:

Answer 23

chrome version : Version 43.0.2357.130

Answer 24

it works good on firefox for me

Answer 25

Haha, I was about to say I might try firefox, I would really hate to switch browsers, and ew safari no thanks. Firefox or chrome only for me!

Answer 26

It keeps loading forever on chrome lol

Answer 27

everyone has the same chrome version, but OS goes coo coo. huh?!

Answer 28

Try what ganeshie said, see if you still encounter the problem.

Answer 29

just tried it.. nope.. I can't get on at all in Chrome. All I see is the OS book cover page. Buttons don't work

Answer 30

same here @UsukiDoll :)

Answer 31

ok so I'm not the only one with this problem. OS has gotten so buggy lately. It wasn't like this back in 2012.

Answer 32

Chrome is all I got since I am on Chromebook, and this happens to me a lot! Mostly on the drawing tool, which sucks. i been trying to find a way to solve this, and the only way is to move your cursor really fast in circles. After that, there is a slight chance you'll be able to continue, and still a big chance you have to refresh