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Hi Abhijeet,

I’ve checked on my site.

There is no issue like you described above.

Can I know a link to see the issue? Or can you take a screenshot to show the issue?

Hi Amar,

I can see the issue on a post like this post https://YOUR-DOMAIN.com/4-latest-dslr-cameras-in-india-for-professionals.html

It’s a part of the Comments feature – https://jetpack.com/support/comments/

I will report this issue to our team, and we will consider the change for this URL https://public-api.wordpress.com/connect/googleplus-sign-in.js

If you insist on removing this file from loading, you can deactivate this feature.

We will contact you later when having news.

Cheers,

Hi,

I’ve tested with and without Jetpack (also Jetpack Markdown), it’s still displaying the emoji.

As I see, the emoji appearance is handled by the WordPress core.

If you do not want to use emoji, you can have a look at this quick guide
https://kinsta.com/knowledgebase/disable-emojis-wordpress/

Cheers,

Hi,

And the communication problem: your site cannot communicate properly with Jetpack will go away?

Yes, this issue should go away.

Most of Jetpack features rely on the Jetpack connection between your site and WordPress.com. That’s why your site needs to be publicly accessed.

A localhost site can be accessed by your own computers only.

Yes, I want my site to be available online too, But it seems that self-hosting have many steps to do, compared to purchasing hosting packages. Sorry, I am new to these options. I am currently a freelancer, so I am kind of pinching pennies here.

In this case, you can select a hosting package. You can see some of our recommendations here.
https://jetpack.com/hosting/

Cheers,

Hi,

There are a number of reasons that an automatic update could fail. Jetpack is a large plugin, with many modules and language files. This can cause issues with some servers when using the automatic update.

Could you please try manually reinstalling Jetpack? To do so, download the Jetpack plugin here:

http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/jetpack.latest-stable.zip

Then, log in to your site via FTP, and delete the existing Jetpack plugin folder. You should then be able to reinstall the plugin manually by following the instructions here:

http://codex.wordpress.org/Managing_Plugins#Manual_Plugin_Installation

I would strongly recommend that you make a complete backup of your website before trying this.

I hope this helps! Please let us know if you have any questions.

Hi,

First, I suggest contacting GoDaddy and checking what happens first. They may implement something that we have not been aware. We’d like to know as well.

Second, could you please try manually reinstalling Jetpack? To do so, download the Jetpack plugin here:

http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/jetpack.latest-stable.zip

Then, log in to your site via FTP, and delete the existing Jetpack plugin folder. You should then be able to reinstall the plugin manually by following the instructions here:

http://codex.wordpress.org/Managing_Plugins#Manual_Plugin_Installation

I would strongly recommend that you make a complete backup of your website before trying this.

I hope this helps! Please let us know if you have any questions.

Hi Destac,

Thanks for jumping in. I agree with your explanation above.
It looks like there may be another issue behind.

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Hi Amar,

Thanks for letting us know.
I’ve had a look at your site, browsed some pages. I see your site is still using Jetpack Lazy Images, and the images are loading well.

Is that possible taking us a screencast to show the issue? We’d like to troubleshoot this issue and improve Lazy Images if needed.