Broken Game?

Hello, I have been using Roll20 for a couple of months now and have been enjoying it so far. My friends and I have been learning the features as we go and it seems like there are so many I haven't even found yet. Overall, safe to say I've been loving it.  Unfortunately, I was working on my game for tomorrow (DM), and when I went to load an old game of mine, it loads a different game instead. I have 4 games and all of the other 3 work just fine. Somehow, the newest of the batch seems to be loading whichever of the others I last opened when I try to open it. It is strange because it worked just fine when I opened it earlier today. At one point, I was going to try and copy paste a map from one game into another. When I tried to open two games at the same time is, I believe, when the problem started. How can I fix this? I really hope that I do not have to go and remake maps I made in the past off memory alone... Thank you.

The current game is held in the cache, so far as I understand it. Refreshing a game window will always load the latest game you opened. You can avoid this behavior by opening two games in different browsers, or opening one of them in a Private Browsing (or incognito, depending on your browser) window. If you intend to bookmark a game, don't bookmark the open game window. That's the same address for all games ( <a href="https://app.roll20.net/editor/" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/editor/</a> ), and will just load the last-run game. Bookmark the "Launch Game" button of the game by right clicking on it. That is a unique address. Example:&nbsp; <a href="https://app.roll20.net/editor/setcampaign/0000000" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/editor/setcampaign/0000000</a> , where the digits at the end identify the specific game. You can test this, that first link will open your last game, but will open a different campaign for everyone who clicks on it.

Hello Alex M.,&nbsp; Please try the steps keithcurtis provided you. If you are still having this issue, let us know and we will be happy to provide additional assistance.