Another invalid logic. An average person would assume that I did not know about the temp files until you told me. If I had known, it wouldn't have been an issue. There is a possibility that I had known, but had forgotten until you reminded me. However, I would not be saying "it was not the reason". Therefore, one can assume I did not know.

If I had not known, and the temp files was indeed the cause, then how could I have ever seen it properly? And if I have seen it, then the temp files could not have been the cause. Especially, since I did not clear them. Blindly say something (whether temp files or from the Bible) is "the only thing that could" is ... (maybe I shouldn't say)

Maybe you don't know what to say, so you say silly things...

Maybe you haven't spent hundreds of hours working on computers knowing what to say?

The browser temp files being overloaded would not stop you from seeing the image of one of the frames in the animation, it would slow down the refresh rate of your browser so it looks like a still picture with part of it blacked out as you said, instead of animation, but since you know all this...