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Makes sense because it went away after reboot - caching issue?

I wouldn't be surprised but you have the new UI in your video which shouldn't contain stale references unless there's some bug upstream in our bundler or downstream in the browser cache.

I'll continue to be skeptical of contenteditable=true just to be safe.

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It came back. I'll try to figure out what triggers it in the am.

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Based on what sox was saying, it sounds like the browser wants to delete whole words and we are doing something that prevents that. We also deployed some fixes an hour ago, so it could still be some cache thing.

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It seems like it's a different bug though. Android shouldn't have this native behavior of deleting whole words, instead the video shows that @optimism can delete (really fast) but there's something, at some point, that reverts the action.

This needs more digging!

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I'm filing an issue because there's a second symptom

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I don't have an Android phone but I do have an AYN Thor which runs Android lol.

I'll get back with some results

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buy yourself an android phone and I'll reimburse you

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100 sats \ 1 reply \ @sox 20 Dec 2025

what's like the cheapest Android that runs the most popular version of Android, and doesn't completely suck?

edit: the pixel 9a probably

https://github.com/stackernews/stacker.news/issues/2691

If you want me to test something in the meantime to help isolate the issue, let me know. I can free up some time if needed. I'll also look to repro on emulator.

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Welp... I did something truly awful now because reboot -> open sn PWA triggered kernel panic from the Chrome (Vanadium) GPU thread.

Isn't it funny how discovering one bug can lead to the discovery of another? I guess I'll have to dedicate more time to this haha.

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100 sats \ 1 reply \ @sox 20 Dec 2025

I don't even know how's that possible lol

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It's definitely an underlying bug in Chrome.

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