hey guys, when I highlight text and hit the quote reply, it brings up the comp window, but if I don’t write any reply immediately (I’m working my way down the thread and planning to reply to multiple users in one post–y’know, like I’m supposed to) it doesn’t recognize that I have a draft in progress and if I minimize by either clicking the chevron or hitting esc, it eats the quote and I have to re-select and click again.
thought it was a bug, but OK. my work-around is to just do a lorus-ipsum-esque keysmash + esc. works easily enough, then I type over it when I’m actually ready to compose.
If I read an article on the blog, and see another article listed at the bottom, and try to open that article in another tab, it opens in both tabs.
If I back up to an article on the blog, and see another article listed at the bottom, and try to open that article in another tab, it opens in both tabs and interferes with going forward again.
@#$%
Not restricted to BoingBoing of course but foul webdesign anywhere.
I’m having a similar thingie happen to me the past day or two. I post, the post seems to go through, but a few seconds later, an error message pops up saying there was an error saving my post, even though my post is right there…
Sorry about that looks like deploy issues, split brain syndrome, one server has a different idea of the world than the others. Should be fixed now, looking at better ways for us to tell this has happened in the future…
It’s doing it again, but on a wee time delay. I’ll post a response, the response shows up, I move on to another thread, and then, after a short pause, the error message pops up, along with the editable draft that I just successfully posted. Weird, man. Latest Chrome on Win8.
I set my own fonts and minimum font sizes in Firefox, to reduce my eye strain and help with my chronic headaches. Unfortunately, choosing my own fonts breaks the icons in Boing Boing and many other sites, and choosing my minimum font sizes causes the row of broken icons to overlap the first line of text when I comment.