Bug reports

When clicking on the "Show more" option for a post, is it possible to stay with that post and not be flicked back to the very top of that person's profile? Depending on how many posts there are, it can take ages to get back to where you were.

looks like it's the image height alignment. This visual issue in the feed happens with narrow images. I tested it on different browsers and in the mobile app - the picture is the same. I'm not sure if this can be of great importance in general, since most users use wide format images. It's a purely aesthetic issue https://imgur.com/eDt3P5X https://imgur.com/95EJvDZ

I'm unsure if this is affecting anyone else. On mobile and browser, my notifications page had been loading slow and at this point is not loading at all. The page shows up and the spinning icon indicates progress to a point, but rather than loading any notifications, after a few minutes, it simply fails and leaves the page blank. On mobile, that's the end of it, and I have to reload to even attempt again. On browser I can click the screen and it attempts to load again, but fails. Additional details: This does not seem to be affecting the notification page for users with few notifications. I am using Firefox primarily on browser, but have confirmed the issue on google chrome and Microsoft edge as well. I believe that it's an account specific problem, due to experiencing the issue in all three browsers but after changing accounts to test accounts with lower notification sets did not encounter the problem.

Description of the problem: Several images have been uploaded in one post, let's call them photo A, photo B, photo C (uploaded in this order, A is the first) Click on photo B in the public gallery - this works correctly and opens photo carousel with image B at the top. Click on photo B in the personal Posts feed - this will also work correctly, just like the public gallery. But clicking on photo B in the personal gallery will not open it, it will open the photo carousel with photo A on top instead. Videos, click on photo with holdable frog in the Posts feed: https://gyazo.com/64807f521d82263c92d8db6534bb2d9f in the personal gallery: https://gyazo.com/3da94f3d58cfeca1ca1cf034ea61d95d This is unfortunate because in the personal gallery we cannot even see which photos have been uploaded together as one post, so it is surprising to click on one photo and have something else open. Can we please get the same behaviour as the public gallery / Posts feed has for this, i.e. make it open the photo we actually clicked on? (Desktop, not tested on mobile.) Thank you.

Since the last update or so, there has been a flash of bright white when clicking into notifications screen while on dark mode. If this could be repaired it would be simply lovely. As for now, I know to expect it and close my eyes beforehand. Thanks for your consideration- here's a gyazo as example https://gyazo.com/e421c32273ae37442277bc259b1a9d34

On a quote post, if people comment on the quote post then delete and go to comment on the original post, the count doesn't update in the main timeline. Attached screenshots of a post that shows it. 3 comments on the main timeline, only 1 left in the opened post.

At least for me. It leads to a black screen. Tested in Firefox and Opera.

Heya, Since the last update on January 13 or 12, I've noticed a display problem that makes it difficult to write on the MacOS Web APP. I'm using MacOS with a Macbook Pro M4 Max 16'. Here's a giazo that better illustrates my point. I'll be using the classic web version, hoping that the problem isn't also present on the web version. https://gyazo.com/79e1ff458b0b007a7f22d5415747694a With Peace, Kiana Kaslana ⭐ Edit : I have saw some more display problem when we edit photo.

Users are not able to open photos in new tab when browsing the Gallery section. While there's option to open profiles in new tabs, the should also be possible for photos. Many users tend to open pages/files/images in different tabs when browsing and not having this ability has negative impact on the overall user experience.