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@penguin42@mastodon.org.uk
2026-01-11 18:58:16

OK, wth do I start wondering where this bug is - dragging a URL on google and it's upside down?! Google? Firefox? graphics? wtf?

A screenshot showing a google search page for chocolate cake; among the pictures of very nice cake, I've done a drag on the top most URL;  the drag section text is upside down
@andres4ny@social.ridetrans.it
2026-01-15 19:00:59

Split view in #chromium 144 is a very nice feature.

A browser window, split down the middle. On the left side, Phanpy (a mastodon web client) showing a bunch of toots. The toot in the middle, by AI6YR Ben, says "Salon: leaked documents show scale of ICE surveillance. The documents show the spying practices of ICE on immigrants and citizens alike," followed by a url to salon.com.

On the right side, that Salon article is displayed. The headline, "Leaked documents show scale of ICE surveillance", and then a picture of ICE (nazi fucks) on someone…
@teledyn@mstdn.ca
2025-12-01 18:11:21
Content warning: intense Gnome frustrations no one should be forced to read

so
very
frustrating
#Gnome #Evolution how is this even possible? Fresh #Debian13 install, launched, added my google workspace, read and answered email, browsed calendar, really nice, but the VERY NEXT MORNING suddenly tossed into OAuth2-is-missing, step through the 'wizard' and it always ends with the same heartache, are you trying sign in? and then…
Mail authentication (shown) gives a URL to a page, Make sure you trust Gnome (4 perms already granted, Google console agrees) but in Firefox that URL asks to confirm and then reverts to google.com. In the minibrowser, it gets to "Requesting access token, please wait"
And wait you do.
How is this even POSSIBLE? What could cause it to (a) drop an OAuth2 overnight that had been in use for a day and (b) subsequently give a URL that does not result in an access token. I removed permissions on the Google side, but same results. Reinstalled Evolution, no change
yes, I checked gitlab.gnome.org