Mr. NumNums said: keithcurtis said: Have you tested using a private browsing (incognito) window? nothing. :/ I shouldn't have to, to be fair. To explain, we ask questions like these not to offer solutions, but as a way of finding out where the problem lies. Trying in a private browsing window is a way of testing if the problem lies in interaction with a particular extension, or with cookie or cached data. It's a way of helping you find out the source of the issue. Since we can't be at your computer and testing these things ourselves, we have to ask the user to do so, especially if we cannot reproduce the problem as described. I spent nearly an hour yesterday trying numerous variations on finding the source of your issue, creating six games, testing on any number of existing games, testing on two different browsers, and in various combinations of engines and private windows. In my case, those eventually led me to discover that whitelisting Roll20.net on my adblocker solved the issue in my case. I also alerted the team to this thread and provided all my test results to them. I'm not paid to do this, but I hate to see folks frustrated and unable to game. My suggestion is to gather a Console Log ( Chrome , Firefox ) and make a formal Help Center Request , if you have not already done so. That will help the dev team figure out what might be going wrong in your case. Without a formal ticket, there is no guarantee that the team will even see your issue from a forum post. The HC request creates an actual ticket to be addressed.