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It happens if you refresh too fast. It's been like that for ages. While a minor inconvenience, a good thing about it is if you catch yourself making a reactive
by lionhearted 17y ago
It happens if you refresh too fast. It's been like that for ages. While a minor inconvenience, a good thing about it is if you catch yourself making a reactive vote or misclick, you still have a second to hit refresh to null your vote.
- jacquesm 17y agoJust tested it, waited for 10 second before refreshing the page, same result. So that's not it. Also, that wouldn't explain the vote button disappearing (after the refresh the vote button isn't there), which after all means that a vote has been registered.
- justlearning 17y agoare you using chrome? the latest build? It has been happening to me. Switched to firefox - works as mentioned by lionhearted