HeroMarine
Irenaeus
Amazing. Good job.
Nah man that's just Peripeteia.Home page is fucked up.
More phoneposters, more decline. Time to embrace it then.The main page should now display properly on mobile browsers without zooming itself out.
Nice. The next task should be figuring out why, when navigating to the forum page, the site automatically downloads two empty HTML files.The main page should now display properly on mobile browsers without zooming itself out.
Long-standing Firefox bug.Nice. The next task should be figuring out why, when navigating to the forum page, the site automatically downloads two empty HTML files.The main page should now display properly on mobile browsers without zooming itself out.
Best I can find is it's something do with https vs http and Firefox being a POS.
Try this:
This can be caused by downloading a file over an insecure HTTP link from a secure HTTPS page (i.e.there is mixed content on the page).
You can try to modify this pref on the about:config page to see if that has effect.
- about:config => dom.security.https_only_mode_send_http_background_request = false
- https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/about-config-editor-firefox
Pretty sure that's a feature rather than a bugQuoted attached images do not display and appear as a link instead.
Example:
https://rpgcodex.net/forums/threads/celebrating-20-years-of-rpg-news-nsfw.145000/page-5#post-8195451
Yeah but that's XenForo for you.It makes no sense to have that feature. When someone quotes an image, you want to see it without clicking on a link that takes you off the page.
Are you asking how to embed them in a post?how do i annex links that end in .mp4? tried posting with the media option but i get a error.
[webm][/webm]
I think once upon a time nitter supported embedding. But even if it does now, it's a bad idea due to the rate limiting. Unless you want to set up a large caching instance specifically for people's embeds.@Twiglard would it be possible to make the media function accept twitter frontend URLs?
for example,
https://nitter.net/ChrisAvellone/status/1582058085517910023
so just detect if it ends in a /status/[0-9]{20,} and rewrite it to a twitter.com URL?