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Today I noticed I cannot type in the reply box. I have to click comment on someone else's comment to post to an existing thread. Did something change on the server?
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Adam Clark
Adam Clark 7 months ago
Yesterday I disabled the XMPP add-on, that was it. Otherwise, nothing's changed.

I didn't have any issue replying/commenting on your post here.

Shelenn Ayres
Shelenn Ayres 7 months ago
When I click in the box that says reply to Shelenn Ayres (original poster) the box goes back to unclicked state. I have to click Comment under your post to respond which then forces indent.

Adam Clark
Adam Clark 7 months ago
I would go through the usual routine of disabling add-ons, try another browser, etc...

Adam Clark
Adam Clark 7 months ago
Commenting fine here in the "reply to Shelenn Ayres (original poster)" comment box.

Shelenn Ayres
Shelenn Ayres 7 months ago
What browser? I am using the latest Chrome but it may have auto updated causing an issue.

Shelenn Ayres
Shelenn Ayres 7 months ago
Testing with Firefox works. Something changed in Chrome.

Shelenn Ayres
Shelenn Ayres 7 months ago
Checking my Chrome i get Version 73.0.3683.86 (Official Build) (64-bit)

Friendica works in FF though... but i also need to update FF with a fresh download... it will ahve to wait until after my dj event coming up

Shelenn Ayres
Shelenn Ayres 7 months ago
Testing with latest FF dev edition... works well and fast
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Timber Wolfe
Timber Wolfe 7 months ago
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Adam Clark
Adam Clark 6 months ago
I hadn't checked up on this, but looks like a fix was posted.

Please go ahead and try again - I just tested locally and it seems to be working better now.

Shelenn Ayres
Shelenn Ayres 6 months ago
An issue was opened so the devs are aware and will get to it as they can :) We do have viable workarounds as you tested.

Adam Clark
Adam Clark 6 months ago
I wonder if you're running off a cached copy of the affected .js file? I've only tested under Chrome on Linux, which I did see the problem with previously, and I'm using Chrome as I write this, and have checked against numerous posts and it's working fine since I applied the little fix yesterday afternoon.

Shelenn Ayres
Shelenn Ayres 6 months ago
No the issue still persists with the version of Chrome noted above. I am a Win10 Pro user - not sure about the others.

Shelenn Ayres
Shelenn Ayres 6 months ago
Without doing anything in Chrome, it suddenly works (been out sick).

Adam Clark
Adam Clark 6 months ago
Magic! :-D

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