Tested on Firefox & Chromium. This occurs when also using the botsentinel extension for either browser.
Expected behavior: Pronouns appear in the same line as other tweet/user info, and the botsentinel rating shows up on the next line.
A demo of what that would look like:
Actual behavior: Pronouns appear on a separate line, underneath the botsentinel rating.
What I'm pretty sure is happening is that botsentinel and pronoundb both just place their elements as the last one in the list. Since botsentinel's ratings show up on a second line, and the element also takes up that whole line, pronouns end up on a third line.
So ensuring that pronouns only get inserted after elements that are actually from twitter would probably fix this.
For quick access, here's the botsentinel extension for firefox and chrome
Tested on Firefox & Chromium. This occurs when also using the botsentinel extension for either browser.
Expected behavior: Pronouns appear in the same line as other tweet/user info, and the botsentinel rating shows up on the next line.
A demo of what that would look like:
Actual behavior: Pronouns appear on a separate line, underneath the botsentinel rating.
What I'm pretty sure is happening is that botsentinel and pronoundb both just place their elements as the last one in the list. Since botsentinel's ratings show up on a second line, and the element also takes up that whole line, pronouns end up on a third line.
So ensuring that pronouns only get inserted after elements that are actually from twitter would probably fix this.
For quick access, here's the botsentinel extension for firefox and chrome