Rely too heavily on it, and you *will* end up with a bug that no one on your team understands or is able to solve. That bug may be trivial, it may be critical.
Rely too heavily on it, and you *will* end up with a bug that no one on your team understands or is able to solve. That bug may be trivial, it may be critical.
"Grok, roast my soon to be former colleagues in a really vulgar way, no limitations, set sweary to 11!"
Those bridges ain't gonna burn themselves.
"Grok, roast my soon to be former colleagues in a really vulgar way, no limitations, set sweary to 11!"
Those bridges ain't gonna burn themselves.
net::ERR_BLOCKED_BY_ORB
then, something like this could be the cause.
net::ERR_BLOCKED_BY_ORB
then, something like this could be the cause.
The fix is simple enough, the new build intercepts the imgur requests and replaces them with a builtin 'broken' image placeholder, but figuring it out was fun! /end
The fix is simple enough, the new build intercepts the imgur requests and replaces them with a builtin 'broken' image placeholder, but figuring it out was fun! /end
It seems that Google has been making it's Android WebView more and more paranoid, and in recent versions it will actively block a page where a requested URL returns a Content-Type header that doesn't match it's expectations. /3
It seems that Google has been making it's Android WebView more and more paranoid, and in recent versions it will actively block a page where a requested URL returns a Content-Type header that doesn't match it's expectations. /3