Testing my phone with pictures
Well, just turning off the "private" browser mode on my phone has me "in" without needing to sign in, and I'm able to post! Now let me test with a photo. I would be overjoyed if the whole problem was fixed so easily.
I cannot believe it! How could this be so simple? Gdineontario, thanks a million. You just saved me from either a new phone or not posting much anymore. So thankful!!! This is not the first time I have asked something here as a last resort, and you guys have totally saved the day. Lisa
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