Odd browser behavior with Bing Images

[BarkingGhostar]

When looking at pictures, I usually go to Bing. With a search result for imagines, I then right mouse click and direct it to open the image result in another tab. I've bee doping this for years, in Linux and Windows without any problems while using the latest Chrome and Firefox web browsers. But recently I new behavior has come up. The only add-on/extension/plug-in I use is Ublock and that has worked fine for several years. But now when I search Bing images, right-click the mouse on a result and direct it to open in another tab that new tab loaded the result and then immediately goes to a blank web-page that is white and of no content.

The problem doesn't always do this. And sometimes it does it even if I try to open the result in the same tab. I'm not sure if it has to do with some rights management thing or whatever. As an example I tried looking at pictures of Emily Blunt and Taylor Swift. If I search on their names only the problem doesn't arise. If I add the word miniskirt that seems to trigger the issue, which is odd in itself. I mean, I could understand if I added 'upskirt' but miniskirt? Tried another celebrity with miniskirt and got about 50% of the time it is doing this.

Anyone else notice this kind of strange behavior from Bing images? And I think it is a Bing issue as the problem isn't browser-specific or even OS specific. I do not log in to keep history or cookies so I know that ain't the issue either.

 

[BarkingGhostar]

I think it turned out to be Ublock Origin and the Google shenanigans to try to break that extension but for now I got it working. I was having issues with almost any image search on Bing. Anyway, onward and upward to the next oddball behavior ...

I have noticed these past few months when I am making a purchase at a known business that after I've checked out the shopping cart still has the items in it. Initially I noticed this an afternoon or day later when I went back to that store and logged in. The cart was acting like I hadn't checked out, but the orders area showed I had. This first was observed in Amazon and upon logging back into it the order was placed and cart wasn't emptied. Last night I noticed this during a re-order event on Walmart, too. It only seems to happen with Google Chrome, though.