If you didn’t see the edit, @AVincentInSpace@pawb.social seems to have determined its an issue with NoScript https://pawb.social/comment/10303654
Lemmy on desktop is pretty much all javascript, so that doesn’t surprise me too much. It still sounds like some containerizing is going on. and a logged out header would be more interesting. If that was a logged out header, that’s really strange because I wouldn’t expect to see the cookie with the request.
hmmm. I will assume you’ve restarted the browser completely at some point.
If you open up web developer tools (ctrl+shift+i) when you load pawb.social, with each request, in the cookies tab, or in the request header you should see one cookie jwt: “xxxxx”. DO NOT SHARE THIS TOKEN. Its a pretty simple system. You might have some containerizing of tabs going on which will not allow the cookie to share across tabs. It should show if anything is being blocked, or your just not sending the cookie with your request.
The other items in my request header for the root of pawb.social are
Accept : “image/avif,image/webp,/”
Accept-Encoding : gzip, deflate, br
Accept-Language : en-US,en;q=0.5"
Connection : keep-alive
Cookie : jwt=hahahaha
DNT : 1
Host : pawb.social
Sec-Fetch-Dest : document
Sec-Fetch-Mode : navigate
Sec-Fetch-Site : none
User-Agent : Your user agent
So I guess the follow on, is how are you browsing? desktop, phone, app? What browser? What extensions? What cookie settings?
Are you sure you’re logging into https://pawb.social and not http://pawb.social? (difference is the s)
Thank you. My moth has been upgraded
I noticed something similar @crashdoom@pawb.social @crashdoom@furry.engineer It seems somewhat random what works and what doesn’t. I can see the thumbnail for most users, but all I checked, the full size was missing. Older images here are hit or miss on what works and what doesn’t. Does pict-rs just need a kick?
Big caveat to start, I’m not an application programmer. I don’t know how the web browser communicates with the operating system for the open dialog. Its possible those types are supported, or its possible the browser just tells windows, Open up a file selector and valid file types are images and videos. What those file types are is left up to the operating system.
For a quick search, I’m not sure either firefox or chrome support jxl.
I can only say support for those formats was added to pict-rs 0.4.0 released ~ 10 months ago. However, the lemmy ui allowed image formats look to be only jpg, jpeg, gif, png, svg, webp
It sounds like its time to create a new profile and start adding your addons one by one until you see the weird behavior. When it breaks try disabling or removing the breaking one on your original profile. I can’t think of anything else to try. Good luck. about:profiles