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X.com migration has broke a lot of padding. #236
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It should still work, if you manually type: https://twitter.com/i/tweetdeck What I've noticed is videos don't seem to play, and all links are now using the shortened domain. |
loading the extension from https://tweetdeck.twitter.com/ from my bookmarks still works. (It redirects to the URL mentioned above) |
Started experiencing this today. I've not noticed anything completely breaking, but there are a few UI & padding issues now. Namely when you click on media to enlarge it, there's a fixed secondary window behind the media that it's centered upon, which never used to exist. As a temporary fix refreshing a few times seems to eventually produce the correct page. |
I'm assuming this might make it a similar loading issue to #147 which I haven't been able to properly debug
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the composer is stuck at 608px width html.dark .Drawer {
display: flex;
flex-direction: column;
width: 608px;
background-color: #fff;
}
I replicate this on Edge from a fresh install, so unfortunately I couldn't use it to get styles I expect. trying to use styles from the wayback machine did not fix the error |
Should be fixed |
This same issue happens on OldTwitter.
Whenever you try to load either extension, it just leads to a blank white page.
As of this report, it's only in Australia, so using a VPN would be the easiest way to debug
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