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I really don't see it - can you give an example? I just tried the homepage and first few links on reddit.com and old.reddit.com. What do you see?
by kierenj 7y ago
I really don't see it - can you give an example? I just tried the homepage and first few links on reddit.com and old.reddit.com.
What do you see?
- JMTQp8lwXL 7y agoTons of glitches. - You click on a post. Comments don't load. Click the 'reload' button repeatedly, comments still won't load. Hard page refresh fixes the problem, but if you were in a modal, you've lost the context to where you were in your subreddit post list. - Click on a post. It doesn't exist anymore (mod removed, etc). What's odd about this, is the post's body is loaded, because in the list view, you see a preview of the body. But in the modal, it won't even show that. The information is already loaded in the browser, but it won't display it. - Searching: results temporarily display as "no results found", then load. This sounds like a simple one to fix. They logic must say "if 0 posts, show a 'no results' message". Except, we're waiting for the API response. It's a bit presumptuous to say our query resulted in no data, if we didn't even receive the response yet.
- Dobbs 7y agoNot OP but it is unberably slow. It took 9 seconds acording ot firefox for it to stop making network requests. That is me opening reddit.com without doing anything. Then another 3 seconds for me to click a link and have it load the new page.