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nickdenardis / social-visual-alt-text

Browser extension to visually show image alt text on social
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Twitter animated GIF container size increasing rapidly filling browser window #15

Closed jakedolan closed 2 years ago

jakedolan commented 2 years ago

Description: Animated GIF container appears in timeline (or direct tweet), and the container starts to grow vertically.

Screen recording: https://vimeo.com/741214740/c3cf661d2a

In the wrapping FIGURE tag, five DIVs deep there is a div whose padding-bottom (as a %) is growing continuously (but linearly). Example: <div class="r-1adg3ll r-13qz1uu" style="padding-bottom: 12514.9%;"></div>

Steps to Reproduce:

  1. Log into Twitter
  2. Go to any tweet with an animated GIF. (recording used this tweet: https://twitter.com/gif_plus/status/641807200936177665)

Other details: I first noticed this in the last week or so. It is reproducible on my machine with both Chrome ( v104.0.5112.102 (latest)) and Firefox (v103.0.2 (latest).

It was only reproducible when I am logged into Twitter. If I log out it is not present.

Disabling social-visual-alt-text resolved the problem. Disabling all extensions but social-visual-alt-text, the problem persists.

nickdenardis commented 2 years ago

Thanks for the report and the way to reproduce this!

I hit this same issue this morning, but then refreshing the page and scrolling through Twitter again, it didn't happen. 🤔

Working to move the injected code for Twitter to try to get this resolved now and in future Twitter HTML changes.

nickdenardis commented 2 years ago

The new version has been submitted to the Chrome and Firefox extension stores. It is currently waiting for approval.