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Troubleshooting ScreenCloud Studio: CMS Glitches, UI Bugs, and Browser Issues

If you’re experiencing glitching or login issues on ScreenCloud’s website, review this guide for steps to resolve the problem.

What is a ScreenCloud CMS¹ or UI² issue?

Which type of issues are commonly considered to be browser-related issues?

  • Unable to drag, drop, or click features in ScreenCloud Studio, only experienced when using specific browsers

  • Browser cache causing isolated glitches or bugs when navigating ScreenCloud Studio

  • Pages not loading correctly or displaying outdated content within your account

  • Features or menus behaving unexpectedly while managing content, screens, or playlists

¹CMS = Content Management System

²UI = User Interface


Check your browser and operating system are up to date

First, confirm you are using a browser recommended for ScreenCloud. We recommend Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox for the best experience. Check that both your browser and operating system are up to date:


Clear your browser cache

Browser cache stores a snapshot of web pages to help them load faster. Over time, this can cause pages to display outdated content or behave unexpectedly in ScreenCloud Studio. We recommend clearing the cache for studio.screencloud.com when you experience glitches or UI issues.

Visit refreshyourcache.com for browser-specific instructions.

Here is how you can clear your browser cache for just ScreenCloud.com sites on Google Chrome:

  1. Right-click on ScreenCloud.comInspect

  2. Click the arrows >>Application

  3. Go to StorageClear site data (you can click twice)

  4. Refresh the page


Clear ScreenCloud site data and cookies

Cookies and stored site data can also cause glitches when navigating ScreenCloud Studio. You can clear data for screencloud.com only, without affecting other websites.

Google Chrome:

  1. Open Google Chrome

  2. Click the three dots (⋮) in the top-right corner and select Settings

  3. Go to Privacy and security > Cookies and other site data > See all site data and permissions

  4. Search for "ScreenCloud" in the search bar

  5. Click the trash icon next to the result and confirm by clicking Clear

  6. Reload the page

Mozilla Firefox:

  1. Open Firefox

  2. Click the hamburger menu (≡) and select Settings

  3. Go to Privacy & Security > Cookies and Site Data > Manage Data

  4. Search for "ScreenCloud", select it, and click Remove Selected

  5. Click Save Changes, then confirm by clicking Remove

  6. Reload the page


Try a different browser

If the issue persists after clearing cache and cookies, try reproducing it in a different browser. If the issue only occurs in one browser, a problematic extension, firewall, or adblocker may be interfering with ScreenCloud Studio. Common culprits include:

  • Browser extensions that block scripts or ads

  • Firewall or security software flagging ScreenCloud features

  • An outdated or unsupported browser version


Try a different device

If the issue occurs across multiple browsers, try accessing ScreenCloud Studio on a different device or computer. If the issue does not appear on the alternate device, the problem is likely isolated to your original device or its network configuration.

If the issue carries over to a different device, contact ScreenCloud Support with a screenshot or screen recording of what you are experiencing.


Still having trouble with ScreenCloud in your browser?

Check with your IT team that ScreenCloud's domains are whitelisted on your network and refer to the Domains and Servers to Whitelist guide.


Have you also been experiencing issues with other areas in ScreenCloud? If yes, please review the ScreenCloud Troubleshooting Guide to see if the provided steps might help to resolve your issue.


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