When you setup 2FA, there is no mandatory verification step in Lemmy 0.18 for now. That means you can log out without setting up 2FA in your app or software correctly. Be careful or you might lock yourself out of your account permanently.
Having worked on programming auth stuff before, that is absolutely a bug. It may stem from a mistake in planning rather than one in implementation, but that is unambiguously the wrong behavior.
Stuff like that is why I avoid 2FA wherever possible. It doesn't significantly improve my security because I always use unique random passwords, and it does create the risk I'll be locked out of my account.
Wasn't permanent but there was a brief few minutes where I didn't have anything pop up in the subscribed communities, ---refreshing it then gave me that "we're working on the site" bug page. Back to normal now!
Doesn't seem to be a major issue, but figured I'd mention it in case that pops up for anyone else.
I've been finding that occasionally the feed or comments will pop back to the top of the page, meaning I have to scroll back down to find where I left off reading. I'm using chrome on android, if it helps.
I seem to be logged in but I can’t vote or comment and there doesn’t seem to be a way to search. I’m nervous to log out and in again because of the login bug.
FYI Beehaw is currently broken entirely in Safari. The main API response to return the content for any page is failing with "Unexpected EOF" and inspecting the actual source code the response terminates with an invalid UTF-8 character in the middle of some Chinese characters.
I realise this isn't something that can be controlled by the beehaw crew, and it's not exactly a bug...
but has anyone else found it extremely easy to accidentally delete posts while going to select 'edit' on mobile devices? (since 'edit' is directly beside 'delete'?) Maybe it's just me but this keeps happening hehe
Is there anywhere to post feedback to the folks in charge of Lemmy's UI arrangement?
I made a script that moves the delete button - but I'm not sure what jQuery hook I could use to re-run the script every time comments are loaded / reloaded - since in Lemmy new pages of comments are loaded into the current screen, not a page refresh