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Hi @leestarb Could you please provide some screenshots and videos that are affected by this, as I can't replicate this on my side at the moment.
@grrrrr The problem is that because we scrape the YouTube channel page, we don't actually have access to the exact date and time the video was published. YouTube only provides...
YouTube's video page includes the timestamp for the exact time and date the video was published, so when FreeTube automatically marks the video as watched on the video page, it...
This definitely sounds like an Electron issue. FYI the reason they ask for a minimal reproducable example is so that it's clear that the issue is with Electron and it...
@toby63 I see you haven't provided an example for the eletron team yet, they will close the issue in 5 days time if you don't and then it probably won't...
Requesting a way to replicate the issue is not unusual in a bug report. There are tons of different applications that use Electron, you can't expect them to work out...
I'm guessing you haven't reported bugs to libraries or frameworks before then, as asking for a minimal code example to reproduce the bug is standard in those situations. That IDE...
telling sass to use the indented syntax, works fine in our project: ```js { loader: 'sass-loader', options: { // eslint-disable-next-line implementation: require('sass'), sassOptions: { indentedSyntax: true } } }, ```
Still relevant
@ChunkyProgrammer As far as I can tell all of these fetch calls are run in the chromium part of electron not the node part, as they all work without updating...