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1 week ago Hi there @kraftvaerk-chth!
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Which Umbraco version are you using? (Please write the exact version, example: 10.1.0)
14.2.0
Bug summary
When pressing save or save+publish while having no internet connection, there is no clear warning message showing the user that their content was not saved correctly
The editor can risk losing the work they have done on their content, if they don't realize that the changes were not saved correctly
Only a small cross icon is shown briefly when failing to save, and when clicking publish there is just an infinite spinner It is not clearly shown to the editor that the changes were not saved
Specifics
No response
Steps to reproduce
Open Umbraco and edit a content node Open the network tab in the browser, and throttle internet connection with "offline" mode Press save
There will only briefly be shown an icon on the save button, which could be mistaken for the operation having succeeded
When pressing publish, the button just shows an infinite spinner
Expected result / actual result
There should be a clear red warning popup, clearly showing the editor that their changes were not saved It should be clearly visible to the editor that the operation failed and their changes were lost