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Hmm, for the first time I've been redirected to the mobile version of the site. How do I favourite a picture on there? Doesn't seem to be the option anywhere on the post page.

Flandre5carlet said:

Hmm, for the first time I've been redirected to the mobile version of the site. How do I favourite a picture on there? Doesn't seem to be the option anywhere on the post page.

You can't. Just change it to desktop version.

I think this is a known issue, but not sure what the cause of it might be. It happens to me too. Opening up a new tab fixes it, but it gets a little annoying to have to do it at times.

Just tried the mobile version of the site.
There is a problem with the translation notes: on the mobile site the picture is under the taglist, but the notes are above said taglist and not on the pic.
Idk if it's my phone or the site though.

When I'm on the mobile site in iOS 9 Safari (so maybe it's just an outdated browser problem) and request the desktop site, it takes me to a desktop page with this message:

No HTTP_REFERER was set in the request to this action, so redirect_to :back could not be called successfully. If this is a test, make sure to specify request.env["HTTP_REFERER"].

It happens even if I've clicked around to different links on the site before requesting the desktop version, so it's not just a problem of not being able to click the back button on a new tab.

fossilnix said:

When I'm on the mobile site in iOS 9 Safari (so maybe it's just an outdated browser problem) and request the desktop site, it takes me to a desktop page with this message:

No HTTP_REFERER was set in the request to this action, so redirect_to :back could not be called successfully. If this is a test, make sure to specify request.env["HTTP_REFERER"].

It happens even if I've clicked around to different links on the site before requesting the desktop version, so it's not just a problem of not being able to click the back button on a new tab.

A referer sent by the browser is required for many Danbooru features to work correctly, I believe. I don’t know Safari, but some browsers or ad-ons enable you to hide referrers as a privacy setting to not let the site know where you came from. That’s usually a good thing when moving from one site to another, but not when staying on the same site. Try looking around in the Safari or ad-on settings if there’s anything like that.

DanmakuShooter said:

Just tried the mobile version of the site.
There is a problem with the translation notes: on the mobile site the picture is under the taglist, but the notes are above said taglist and not on the pic.
Idk if it's my phone or the site though.

Just tried myself with Chrome on a Samsung Galaxy 6, and had no issues with regular notes or embedded notes.

Site update (2017.04.25 - 2017.04.28)
Features
  • Added a shift+F hotkey for unfavoriting posts.
  • Added more options to the /artists search form.
Changes
  • In the mobile layout the full sidebar now appears above the image.
Fixes
  • Switching to desktop mode keeps you on the page you were on instead of redirecting you to /posts.
  • Removed the "Subscriptions" link from the nav bar.
  • Fixed the /post_appeals search form not having a blank option for the "Resolved?" dropdown.
  • Fixed a bug that caused replying to a comment to not contain the full message if the comment contained a [/QUOTE] tag.

Full changelog: https://github.com/r888888888/danbooru/compare/production-2017.04.25-004513-utc...production-2017.04.28-003610-utc

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DanmakuShooter said:

Just tried the mobile version of the site.
There is a problem with the translation notes: on the mobile site the picture is under the taglist, but the notes are above said taglist and not on the pic.
Idk if it's my phone or the site though.

The taglist change was intentional. The notes bug I can reproduce on post #2706242 when the browser width is between 410px and 660px.

I think I see the problem. For the time being you can use this custom CSS as a workaround:

@media screen and (max-width: 660px) {
  #c-posts #a-show, #c-posts #a-index {
    display: flex;
    flex-direction: column;
  }

  /* Move the sidebar beneath the post. */
  #c-posts #a-show #sidebar {
    display: block;
    width: auto;
    float: none;
    order: 2;
  }
}

"Provence" is considered to be the same name as "provence", so when the system checks if "Provence" is taken, it sees that it conflicts with "provence" because "provence" hasn't been given up yet. You would have to change your name to provence2 or something first, then change it back to Provence.

evazion said:

"Provence" is considered to be the same name as "provence", so when the system checks if "Provence" is taken, it sees that it conflicts with "provence" because "provence" hasn't been given up yet. You would have to change your name to provence2 or something first, then change it back to Provence.

:/.
S it seems it doesn't distinguish between capitalized letters and small ones. Thanks :3.

Can someone explain why the default sorting order in Tags search was changed to "newest"?

I remember we had a discussion about it way back in 2013, when Danbooru 2 came out, and agreed that "newest" is the least useful sort order. Default was changed to "count" back then and remained that way up until recently.

Can you link this discussion? I changed it because on every other search form, the Order dropdown always matches the actual order of the results. On /tags it was inconsistent: it defaults to ordering by newest tags first, but the dropdown said it was ordered by count. IMO it's bad UI design for a dropdown to not match what you actually see.

If we agree that count is better, then it should be the default overall (i.e., when you first go to Tags, you see highest count first).