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Good to know I'm not the only one. I thought I was IP banned or something. It works when accessed with Edge (chromium) *EDIT:* Looks like it's back up.
Then I thought it was an IP ban so I tried on my phone and it worked, so I knew it was not an IP ban.
The only reasonable explanation from that point on was something bad was going on on reddit side.
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We can only hope. In all seriousness, it feels like it was a long time coming. There were indications that web is moving towards one approved browser. It is just our luck that one browser is Chrome.
Honestly, the number of complex web-applications that are degrading slowly in firefox is only getting longer. At my office: the HR benefits system is completely broken in FF, some of our training modules in the training system fail, Azure DevOps needs me to close the browser completely and re-open to clear some kind of JS or shadow state or something... It's bad and getting worse and I don't know how much longer I ca…
linking to month old issues, thinking html encoding warnings are somehow related, thinking http3 is an issue when you have just to press f12 to see it's not used
I love Reddit, but it has the worst popularity to UX ratio I've ever seen. They try very hard at making their web UI annoying so you switch to their mobile app.