Sometimes technical issues can get in the way of your Roll20 experience. Here's a quick process you can follow that may help solve any technical issues you encounter.

Follow these steps in order, checking to see if the problem is solved after each step. These steps will help fix many common issues, including:

• Campaign pages/maps show as totally blank
• Campaign pages/maps show as a tiny strip across the top of the screen
• The video + voice chat does not work
• Stuck at the black "Loading..." screen for more than 30 seconds.

Step 1: Make sure to use the right browser

Your browser is the software application that lets you access websites, like Roll20. While Roll20 will work in a variety of browsers, in order to maximize your playing experience and take advantage of everything that Roll20 can do, you should use the latest version of either Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox. Due to bleeding-edge features, we are unable to support beta versions of web browsers.

If you are a Supporter or Mentor subscriber (or your GM is), you may access Roll20 on a tablet device. For specific information about that, see the Mobile Tablet Support page.

Step 2: Ensure that there are no extensions/addons interfering with Roll20

This is by far the most common cause of problems with Roll20. Often, third-party addons/extensions (also known as "toolbars" or "adware") inject scripts into all the web pages that you visit. Roll20 is very sensitive to this type of interference because it has many more moving parts than a typical website.

In Google Chrome

You can view a list of your extensions and disable or remove them by following these instructions: https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/113907

In Mozilla Firefox

You can view a list of your addons and disable or remove them by following these instructions: http://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/disable-or-remove-add-ons

If you see any extensions or addons that you do not recognize, disable them while using Roll20, or even remove them entirely. You don't need any addons or extensions for your browser to function properly, so only keep them if they add additional functionality to your browser that you use on a regular basis.

Check Antivirus/Firewall Software

If you are having trouble with images loading or loading issues in general, please also make sure that any antivirus or firewall software that you have installed (such as Comodo, Norton, etc.) is not blocking any part of the Roll20 site from loading.

Step 3: Clear your cache

Your browser automatically stores frequently-used pieces of information so that you don't have re-download them everytime you visit a website. However, sometimes errors can occur with Roll20 if a piece of information your browser has stored is too out of date.

In Google Chrome

Follow these instructions: https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95582?hl=en

In Mozilla Firefox

Follow these instructions: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-clear-firefox-cache

Step 4: Provide a bug report

If none of the above steps resolved the issue, we may be able to help further if you provide us with information about what exactly is going on with your specific game session. You can post a new bug report in the Bug Reports section of the forums and we will aid you further.

The things we need with every bug report are: A detailed description of the issue. Step by step instructions on how to reproduce the issue. Description of your computer's settings (A good place to find this info if you don't know it is Support Details:

• Web Browser
• Browser Version
• Operating System
• If Javascript is enabled
• Your anti-virus software
• List of any browser add-ons or extensions enabled

A Console Log from the moment you logged into the page through when you encountered the issue.

A console log is a listing of the activity that Roll20 is doing while you play, so we can spot anything that deviates from the norm. Follow the instructions below to open your log, then just copy and paste everything into your bug report forum post in the Bug Reports section of the forums and we will aid you further.

In Google Chrome

Use the keyboard shortcut: Command - Option - J (Mac) or Control -Shift -J (Windows/Linux).

If that doesn't work, follow these instructions: https://developers.google.com/chrome-developer-tools/docs/console#opening_the_console

In Mozilla Firefox

Use the keyboard shortcut: Control-Shift-K (Command-Option-K on the Mac)

If that doesn't work, follow these instructions: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Web_Console