u/Old_Bug4395

This bug has existed for years now, since the original "home page experiment" where you "tried to show us more relevant content" which never actually worked properly. Since then, randomly, the home page will say "no content available," despite there being plenty of content 5 minutes previously when I was on the home feed. The only workaround I've discovered for this aside from just not using the platform for a while is holding down F5 for about 30 seconds at a time. Eventually the home feed learns how to load posts again.

Like I mentioned to the dev last time, this issue would be 10x better if you guys would just make the home feed remember the sorting option that was previously picked, there's no reason for the inconsistency here, this isn't how a subreddit works so there's no reason for my home page feed to work differently unless you are just trying to force an algorithmic sort on everyone.

Amazingly, someone actually replied to the thread last time, unfortunately the bug still exists. Again, Reddit can't show me ads when this happens, by the way.

It's actually getting worse LOL. The posts will continue until reddit can get its sht together.

eta: lol the previous solution of holding down F5 until morale improves doesn't work anymore. now you get 429'd for some amount of time instead. also, the problem continues after the 429 despite there obviously being content to show me because when the feed actually does decide to work the way it is supposed to, it shows me different posts than it did before.

btw the console is full of CSP warnings and CORS errors lol

just to stress this, the platform is actively losing money because you won't fix this problem. someone should bring this up to shareholders probably.

Pasting behavior both in post editors and comment editors is still inconsistent across the platform. The pasted text will display properly after your paste, but it gets lost at some point between there and actually getting posted. Some of the formatting pieces will remain, but the rest of the actual text will be gone.

To reproduce, copy a quote block from a Medium article and paste it into the website, and then post the comment/post. The text within the quote will likely disappear.

Probably a validation issue, maybe html tags are being included in the paste. The editor should handle this problem.

Browser: Firefox Developer Edition 153.0b3 (64-bit)

This bug has existed for years now, since the original "home page experiment" where you "tried to show us more relevant content" which never actually worked properly. Since then, randomly, the home page will say "no content available," despite there being plenty of content 5 minutes previously when I was on the home feed. The only workaround I've discovered for this aside from just not using the platform for a while is holding down F5 for about 30 seconds at a time. Eventually the home feed learns how to load posts again.

Like I mentioned to the dev last time, this issue would be 10x better if you guys would just make the home feed remember the sorting option that was previously picked, there's no reason for the inconsistency here, this isn't how a subreddit works so there's no reason for my home page feed to work differently unless you are just trying to force an algorithmic sort on everyone.

Amazingly, someone actually replied to the thread last time, unfortunately the bug still exists. Again, Reddit can't show me ads when this happens, by the way.

It's actually getting worse LOL. The posts will continue until reddit can get its sht together.

So reddit has added a "for you" page which I can't switch away from by default, in addition to the already broken "best" vs "new" sorting that doesn't save.

Do you want people to keep using the platform? This is not how you get people to keep using the platform. Stop adding broken features on top of already existing broken features.

if you need more information, go read one of the other 4398723450982134560987234509587234908572304985723409i572309487523098457239048573e409w8573249085723409857230948570392487509-2384750923847509238475092384750984237590823475098237450982374509872345098237450987234509823740598723149058r72340957230945872304985703294857023-9487502398475239084570923847509823475092384572309847502398475029384752309487 posts about this that have gone completely ignored

So reddit has added a "for you" page which I can't switch away from by default, in addition to the already broken "best" vs "new" sorting that doesn't save.

Do you want people to keep using the platform? This is not how you get people to keep using the platform. Stop adding broken features on top of already existing broken features.

This bug has existed for years now, since the original "home page experiment" where you "tried to show us more relevant content" which never actually worked properly. Since then, randomly, the home page will say "no content available," despite there being plenty of content 5 minutes previously when I was on the home feed. The only workaround I've discovered for this aside from just not using the platform for a while is holding down F5 for about 30 seconds at a time. Eventually the home feed learns how to load posts again.

Like I mentioned to the dev last time, this issue would be 10x better if you guys would just make the home feed remember the sorting option that was previously picked, there's no reason for the inconsistency here, this isn't how a subreddit works so there's no reason for my home page feed to work differently unless you are just trying to force an algorithmic sort on everyone.

Amazingly, someone actually replied to the thread last time, unfortunately the bug still exists. Again, Reddit can't show me ads when this happens, by the way.

It's actually getting worse LOL. The posts will continue until reddit can get its sht together.

This bug has existed for years now, since the original "home page experiment" where you "tried to show us more relevant content" which never actually worked properly. Since then, randomly, the home page will say "no content available," despite there being plenty of content 5 minutes previously when I was on the home feed. The only workaround I've discovered for this aside from just not using the platform for a while is holding down F5 for about 30 seconds at a time. Eventually the home feed learns how to load posts again.

Like I mentioned to the dev last time, this issue would be 10x better if you guys would just make the home feed remember the sorting option that was previously picked, there's no reason for the inconsistency here, this isn't how a subreddit works so there's no reason for my home page feed to work differently unless you are just trying to force an algorithmic sort on everyone.

Amazingly, someone actually replied to the thread last time, unfortunately the bug still exists. Again, Reddit can't show me ads when this happens, by the way.

It's actually getting worse LOL

This bug has existed for years now, since the original "home page experiment" where you "tried to show us more relevant content" which never actually worked properly. Since then, randomly, the home page will say "no content available," despite there being plenty of content 5 minutes previously when I was on the home feed. The only workaround I've discovered for this aside from just not using the platform for a while is holding down F5 for about 30 seconds at a time. Eventually the home feed learns how to load posts again.

Like I mentioned to the dev last time, this issue would be 10x better if you guys would just make the home feed remember the sorting option that was previously picked, there's no reason for the inconsistency here, this isn't how a subreddit works so there's no reason for my home page feed to work differently unless you are just trying to force an algorithmic sort on everyone.

Amazingly, someone actually replied to the thread last time, unfortunately the bug still exists. Again, Reddit can't show me ads when this happens, by the way.

This bug has existed for years now, since the original "home page experiment" where you "tried to show us more relevant content" which never actually worked properly. Since then, randomly, the home page will say "no content available," despite there being plenty of content 5 minutes previously when I was on the home feed. The only workaround I've discovered for this aside from just not using the platform for a while is holding down F5 for about 30 seconds at a time. Eventually the home feed learns how to load posts again.

Like I mentioned to the dev last time, this issue would be 10x better if you guys would just make the home feed remember the sorting option that was previously picked, there's no reason for the inconsistency here, this isn't how a subreddit works so there's no reason for my home page feed to work differently unless you are just trying to force an algorithmic sort on everyone.

Amazingly, someone actually replied to the thread last time, unfortunately the bug still exists. Again, Reddit can't show me ads when this happens, by the way.

fucking awesome work guys

This bug has existed for years now, since the original "home page experiment" where you "tried to show us more relevant content" which never actually worked properly. Since then, randomly, the home page will say "no content available," despite there being plenty of content 5 minutes previously when I was on the home feed. The only workaround I've discovered for this aside from just not using the platform for a while is holding down F5 for about 30 seconds at a time. Eventually the home feed learns how to load posts again.

This is like the fourth fifth sixth seventh eighth time i've reported this with zero acknowledgement or interaction from the admins. They can see the post, obviously, and they are responding to other posts. What gives? Why is this particular bug in the platform unimportant and constantly ignored? Don't you guys have investors now? I can't see ads either when this happens.

Pretty much post title. Home feed doesn't remember the sort option which is pretty annoying when 'best' only wants me to see posts from one subreddit.