Using android and Firefox with No Script and the Lemmy page stopped loading. Had a chance to load via desktop and found that there is now a second domain that loads (via No Script). That second domain does not appear on Android and I jave to allow all scripts in the tab to load the portal page now. Expected behavior?

  • @nutomicA
    3•4 years ago

    What second domain are you seeing? I only see requests to lemmy.ml in the browser console. Its possible to embed images from other sites, maybe its just that? Javascript is definitely required to use Lemmy at this point, but its all served from the same domain (and all open source in our git repo).

    • @appaOP
      2•4 years ago

      That could be, and would explain it not always being there. Does it make sense for not loading the entire page? Today, on 0.6.13 no issues loading from mobile without allowing other domains.

      I don’t recall the extra domain. Started with an h maybe 7-8 letters and ended in dot com. Don’t recall recognizing it as an English word, but I also wasn’t focused on the domain itself. I also don’t recall the url popping up on the portal page links on load. I realize this isn’t a ton of help, but it’s the best my memory has to offer at the moment. Will try to pull together better info when (IF) it happens again.

      • @nutomicA
        2•4 years ago

        Does it make sense for not loading the entire page?

        Not sure what you are asking.

        • @appaOP
          2•4 years ago

          The original issue was the site wouldn’t load. If one link on the portal requires loading js from another domain, would it make sense that blocking scripts from the other domain would prevent the whole page from loading?

          • @nutomicA
            1•4 years ago

            No, as far as I’m aware all the js we use is hosted on the same domain. Please let us know if you get this issue again so we can look into it.

  • @aev
    3•4 years ago

    Confirmed on Safari for mobile: “JavaScript is required for this page.”

    I can’t yet tell what, if any, secondary domains Lemmy needs.

    My FF on desktop uses a media policy plug-in that lets me set policies per web site. That way I can keep JS off for all sites except the ones whitelisted. Maybe that plugin is available to mobile FF as well?

  • @macadoum
    2•4 years ago

    The first time I access Lemmy in the day, the page doesn’t load. Each day the same.

  • @appaOP
    2•4 years ago

    Second observation: sometimes the next button is going missing as well (have not tested on non-mobile)