Closed codebespawler closed 6 months ago
Hi, thanks for letting me know about this. It seems the latest version of Reddit still uses the previous version for the mod pages. I'll make an exception for these pages: '/about/modqueue', '/about/reports', '/about/spam', '/about/edited', '/about/unmoderated'.
I think Reddit mod pages are having issues as a whole atm, unrelated to your extension ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Anyway, great extension, thanks!
This actually can happen on some reddit pages when you have automatic redirect set up, for example when trying to go to modmail, it will try to redirect to https://www.reddit.com/mail/all and that domain is not correct and it will loop, the correct domain for that is https://mod.reddit.com/mail/all
Ah sorry. I'm working on a new update to try to make this a bit more reliable. The current version just has a list of URL patterns to ignore, which I have to add to if I miss any unredirectable URLs, but the next version will mainly look at a list of URLs that can be redirected, with the original ignore list as a redundancy. This should make it only apply the redirect on pages I know can be redirected to another version.
'chat.reddit.com' is another I've found that is affected. If you find any more, please let me know. I'll try to get the update out as soon as I can.
Hi. I've just published version 1.1.0 with the fix. Let me know if you have any other issues.
It appears to be only affecting the mod que pages, all the other pages are working.
I'm using Firefox.