BugZone: Nothing's perfect...

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General Mackevili wrote:
newkidontheblock wrote:This has been a peeve in the revamped Tapatalk. The on screen keyboard automatically comes up and covers the add photos button at the bottom of the screen.
Same here. That could possibly be based on which keyboard you have.
Starting with the generic iPhone keyboard, the bug is still there in a keyboards. Post a reply or start a new thread, the keyboard automatically comes up from the bottom and obscures the buttons at the bottom to insert video or photo.

The old trick of double tapping on text does not make the keyboard go away and reveal the hidden buttons.

Only by hitting reply does the keyboard go away and reveal the options to insert a photo. Of course, it’s too late.


How does one see karma points in Tapatalk.

How does one see ‘
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newkidontheblock wrote:
General Mackevili wrote:
newkidontheblock wrote:This has been a peeve in the revamped Tapatalk. The on screen keyboard automatically comes up and covers the add photos button at the bottom of the screen.
Same here. That could possibly be based on which keyboard you have.
Starting with the generic iPhone keyboard, the bug is still there in a keyboards. Post a reply or start a new thread, the keyboard automatically comes up from the bottom and obscures the buttons at the bottom to insert video or photo.

The old trick of double tapping on text does not make the keyboard go away and reveal the hidden buttons.

Only by hitting reply does the keyboard go away and reveal the options to insert a photo. Of course, it’s too late.


How does one see karma points in Tapatalk.

How does one see ‘
You iPhone users need a back button. And a headphone jack. And memory card slots. And a fingerprint scanner.
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Oooh I can annoy people with 0 karma points now without hitting the -50 cap!!!

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fax wrote: Thu Oct 18, 2018 10:43 am Oooh I can annoy people with 0 karma points now without hitting the -50 cap!!!

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How in the hell did you do that? I don't see the option, lol.
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I can't send or receive dm's for some reason. Says I don't have permission
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Gardiguy wrote:I can't send or receive dm's for some reason. Says I don't have permission
It would have likely been a setting you changed for yourself.

I can change it for you if you want. Yes?
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General Mackevili wrote:
Gardiguy wrote:I can't send or receive dm's for some reason. Says I don't have permission
It would have likely been a setting you changed for yourself.

I can change it for you if you want. Yes?
Sure, if you could please.
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Gardiguy wrote: Fri Oct 26, 2018 4:51 pm
General Mackevili wrote:
Gardiguy wrote:I can't send or receive dm's for some reason. Says I don't have permission
It would have likely been a setting you changed for yourself.

I can change it for you if you want. Yes?
Sure, if you could please.
Sorted. Well, it should be. Let us know if not. :thumb:

P.S. Media uploads should be sorted soon, all. Sorry for delay.
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If I like to place a link from the BBC news site the link doesn't appear but the BBC logo. Any one who has a explanation?
Example:
There are people who cannot imagine that there are other ways of life than their own life. :facepalm:
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BBC links block for me too. Could it be something to do with this ?
I can't post the link of course, so have copy-pasted a bbc article explaining why BBC websites are blocked in China.
BBC websites blocked in China after security change
7 August 2018

The BBC's web services are all currently blocked in China, following a decision by the corporation to change the website's format.

It has altered all of its addresses from beginning "HTTP" to "HTTPS", which is widely considered to be a more secure connection but is routinely blocked in China.

In a statement, the BBC recommended the use of either a virtual private network (VPN) or the Psiphon app.

Both of these can circumvent the block.
Why HTTPS?

In a recent blog post, James Donohue, principal software engineer in BBC News, explained why the website had made the transition and why BBC pages now had a green padlock next to the address on the top left hand side.

"In a climate of anxiety around fake news, it's vital that users are able to determine that articles have not been tampered with and that their browsing history is private to them," he wrote.

"HTTPS achieves both of these as it makes it far more difficult for ISPs [internet service providers] to track which articles and videos you're looking at or selectively suppress individual pieces of content.

"We've seen cases outside the UK, with some of our World Service sites where foreign governments have tried to do this."
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