i've tried to thank jimp specifically many times and run into the same issue!

@DaveB:

Hi

I would like to suggest a section of this board for "the less experienced" user to seek advice.

What do you think?

Start here http://doc.pfsense.org/

Never mind my reply above which I have now edited.

The question is too vague because there are two different things at play. First is the port forwarding part which UPnP does handle but of course the same destination port on the external address is only usable for one port forward, no way around it on pfSense or any other platform. The next thing is the outbound NAT configuration and this is what I think the question is really about and this is something the UPnP service in pfSense doesn't automate as far as I know.

lol this thread is becoming a honeypot

That's the site (the pfsense blog as opposed to…?), and if you pick around in the javascript for the theme they've purchased,there's all sorts of scrolling f***ery going on there.  I'm sure it varies from browser to browser, OS to OS.  I'm Chrome, OS-X.  It's site-specific. I've seen similar behavior on a handful of other sites, usually WordPress blogs with one of those themes that has a 200+ item bullet list of features to justify the cost of the theme.

Just pointing it out, if the blog guy doesn't grok the code they have in place that's fine, just noting it's totally annoying and gratuitous.  It resides in common/common.min.js.

I also have no interest in disabling "smooth scrolling" to correct one site.  I like my smooth scrolling elsewhere, TYVM. :)

Yes, I can see it now. Have now started to look at it.

//Dan Lundqvist

@jahonix:

Small Form Factor like miniGBICs? You probably don't mean that, do you?

Small Form Factor meaning more compatible with smaller screens such as smartphones.  Probably a Bootstrap-capable forum that auto-resizes the window and page elements and eliminates the horizontal scrollbars.

It's clear what NOYB meant.

I have fixed the issue now, it is caused when remote fonts are blocked for the site.  Strange but glad is a solution.

Probably nginx at its best again…  ::)

Netgate is in Austin, TX which is in the 512 area code. 972 is Dallas, TX.

So it's unlikely that someone from Netgate called you from that number.

@hexadecagram:

No but I did find a video …

;D
Obviously you took the "SCNR" the way it was intended.

Anything missing from the "Notification" tab in your profile? It should be pretty much what you were asking for, right?