I didn't have any issues with pasting the body of that comment.

Can you please give me steps to reproduce the issue? E.g., the URL of the page you're on and step-by-step of any typing/copying/cutting/pasting and submitting.

Do you type some text then paste in something else? Is the whole body of your comment pasted? Does it happen every time?

Also wondering if it happens if you try it in another browser. And which browser is it happening in?

Thanks!

Clear your web browser's caches? Try another device? What happened to her? SIck? Defect? Accident?

yup. what if the standards of journalism return to the level before FN is often a quandary; would it be a boon or a bust?

i'd like it. 'tho many shepherds would lose their sheep.*

might take any news the same way a body would gather from people in their own lives. some folks are credible, some not, & some are a bear to get anything out of 'em. try that w/retail news sources.

personally, the FACT Hannity said this only underlines FN is a second-hand rag seller. poor quality product w/sales staff pushing the hard sale.

patrons get what they buy.

hope Murdoch & cronies get hammered for billions. they need to give back all those ill-gotten gains.



*the 'net has many CREDIBLE sources. some browsers have translation features built in, so impartial reports can be obtained if'n American media reviles yah so.

Worse that this. If you go to a publicly available page with no authentication, and just look at all the data being sent down to your browser (rather than just the data that the browser displays) you can get investigated. IIRC this is what that nutjob governor in Missouri^(?) recently went full-on attack dog about.

No problems in my SeaMonkey v2.53.10.2 web browser in my 64-bit W10 Pro. PC. What's your setup like?

@eric3579

I've modified the way the "are you here or did you leave" logic fires, so when your browser tab is idle, it hopefully won't have the "entered/left/entered/left/..." problem anymore.

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Haha. The detection for "are you here" or "did you leave" needs work! When you leave your browser running while it's in the background, it throws it off.

Also, it does look like the email notifications aren't coming through, so more investigation and work will be needed!

No problems in my SeaMonkey. Have you tried clearing caches, another web browser, etc.?

I don't know why they're rendering that way.

According to the table at unicode.org that I linked before, they render as flags in other devices and/or browsers...

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Is it me or is https://videosift.com/emojis showing its :flag... text letters and not actual graphics? Also, the emojis are too small there too. Please make them a little bigger like in the talks. I see them in both SeaMonkey v2.53.3 and Firefox v78 web browsers in my decade old, updated 64-bit W7 HPE SP1 PC.

Facebook is unreliable.

Their browser cookies taste like someone staring at the back of your neck watching your every move.

Heya Lucky.

FYI apparently my browser doesn't like channel talks.

I was trying to remember where the page was that had the channel descriptions, and tried the talk page to see if it was there.

Instead of comedy talk ( https://comedy.videosift.com/talk ) I got this - "Warning: Potential Security Risk Ahead. Websites prove their identity via certificates. Firefox does not trust this site because it uses a certificate that is not valid for comedy.videosift.com. The certificate is only valid for videosift.com.

Error code: SSL_ERROR_BAD_CERT_DOMAIN"

Interesting. I use uBlock Origin in SeaMonkey v2.49.4 web browser. I haven't seen any Redditors talking about their AVs detecting it too.

The cake is a lie.

BTW the best game end song is for Super Energy Apocalypse.
Google it. Fun browser game.