Oops. You’re moving too quickly. You may need to wait a moment and try again.
Why do I receive a page that pops-up with the two line message: "Oops. You’re moving too quickly.
You may need to wait a moment and try again."
It occurs with census pages and WW1 registration pages that I need to view in order to be sure that I have the correct relationships / person prior to adding the record, or to add to the indexed information.
I have logged out of my browser, cleared the browser cache, and then logged in without success. Here is a url for the most recent pop-up
It occurred when I had many windows open, and also then just a few.
Thank you.
Answers
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Repaired URL: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33SQ-GYYX-SNNR?cc=1968530&personaUrl=%2Fark%3A%2F61903%2F1%3A1%3A7YT1-LQZM
Note that 3 instances of %3A before the ? in your URL have been changed to colons. The Community platform will often corrupt the URL if you hit return/enter immediately after posting the URL in your post. And, we only need the part of the URL before the question mark https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33SQ-GYYX-SNNR to see the image of the record.
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That did NOT answer my question. Today I performed the same actions and I was shown the expected record with no problems.
This successful record viewing has all the same three %3A in the copy and paste, but is displayed with colons in the address on the browser, just as the shortened url you displayed.
Is there a daily limit on activities on the website? If so why would I be restricted from viewing the original documents, yet still be allowed to make other changes?
Before posting I searched for the error message without success, thus the question. I have a screenshot of the message which I attach (I missed seeing that option earlier).
Screenshot 2024-11-10 at 23-14-22 FamilySearch.org Oops ....png
Thank you
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As another user of the website, above my paygrade to answer your question. I have not seen the problem, and I'm on the site most of the day, most days.
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I'm getting the same thing. It was a little quirky yesterday, but after reloading I was able to see the image.
Today I'm getting the "Oops. You’re moving too quickly" message.
No, I am not moving too quickly. I had this image bookmarked and was able to see it yesterday
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY-6QLG-KD?wc=M66P-SZS%3A40204801%2C40316601%26cc%3D1452409&i=330
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I was looking at the 1900 and 1910 census records for Crockett Co, TN, but more specifically I cannot say. If it happens again I will keep better notes.
Note: User Frances McHugh (comment above) was in a database for 1883 that I have never accessed.
Last night the message popped up for another record, but after a few minutes I tried again with success. The previous evening I could not access the images for so long (greater than 20-30 minutes) that I gave up and left the computer.
It may have something to do with the level of the user, Áine Ní Donnghaile is level 5, I and Frances McHugh are at Level 1.
It strikes me as a security measure, that is triggered under certain user conditions, so someone in IT should have the answer.
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@FLQR, those "ratings" are based on a user's history here in the Community. They bear no relation to the main FS site, and confer no privileges anywhere.
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