Rapidly clicking between these tabs causes an error to happen:

In the bottom I see these pop up.

I took a screen recording of it happening:

I've seen this a few times where I see <source> in the AI answers.

You can see that the text overlaps the code block:

And in this one the paragraph overlaps the list.

In the editor when there's only text and I do ⌘+a the text looks highlighted:

But when I put an image in the editor and do ⌘+a the text doesn't look highlight anymore:

Interestingly though, this is only a problem if the last node in the editor is not a paragraph. If I put an empty paragraph at the end then ⌘+a has the highlighting again.

I noticed most buttons have a hover state, but this one missed out 🥺

I've run into this a couple of times when I'm searching for a question on the community. I type in my question and then often edit the text to see if rephrasing my question gets better results. It looks like something strange is happening where the page tries to update its location more than 100 times in 10 seconds and Safari blocks the page.

I'm sure I'm not typing 100 characters in 10 seconds so I'm guessing it's a problem with application logic.

Hey folks just noticed this on Hall community that in dark mode I can see some white fringing around the rounded corners on the Hall logo.

I just made a post but when I look at my Contributions it shows an old post from 6 months ago instead of the one I just made a few minutes ago. I tried finding it in my notifications list but no one has engaged with it yet so it wasn't in that list either.

I think if the items in Contributions were sorted by date descending that would be enough.

The little spinner is cute but it's off-centre and looks a bit wobbly. I tried to get a screen recording of it but it was too fast so I've just put in a screenshot instead.

I just created a post and then it says at the top that it's viewed 0 times which seems weird because I'm literally viewing the page, so maybe it should either just be omitted until there's at least a few views, or say "viewed 1 time".

I noticed something a bit weird when searching for an answer. When I type a long search query and I get no results it says "Continue typing to find an answer from over …", but I feel like because my query is so long that typing more will get me less results, so it's strange for it to tell me to continue typing. Usually the more you type the smaller the result set, so when my results are empty I assume I've reached a dead end.

So at this point I can press the ↑ button and it takes me to basically the same page but with different text:

And then I need to click New post.

It's a bit of a paper cut but since it's in a core workflow.

It looks like maybe there's an overflow: hidden for the post and the hover card overflows it and has its left border cropped off?

It would be useful to be able to include a table when making a post. I have tried adding a table using markdown syntax but with no success.

For example:

| Month | Savings |

| -------- | ------- |

| January | $250 |

| February | $80 |

| March | $420 |

It would be useful to see who reacted to a post to see who has common interests in particular topics. I'd expect to be able to hover on the reaction and see who reacted, e.g.

It might be because the items that I'm getting the notification for have been deleted.

I love the big green box to indicate which answer is accepted as the solution, but I find it a bit disorientating when there are two green boxes on the one screen, my mind jumps to thinking there are two answers, but they're actually the same thing. I think it might be better if only the top "shortcut" box was bright green, and then the "in context" box had a more subtle indicator instead.

Obviously when I read the content of the two messages and then compare the text I jump to the conclusion that they're the same message, but it would still be nice if the UI didn't give me the confusion in the first place.

I noticed on some pages this does work, but on the main list page it doesn't. It would be helpful to be able to hover the date text (e.g. "10 hours ago") and see the actual date.

I just posted a new idea and then I was mousing over the video preview and it started janking super rapidly, but only if I had my mouse in a really specific location. Here's a screen recording:

I find that when I'm scrolling through the posts I sometimes have a thought for new post I want to create, but then I don't want to create a new post if there's a post that already exists, so I actually first want to do a search. But with the current UI there's no one-click way to do that, I have to scroll back up to the top of the page to do the search, but then I've lost my place on the current page.

I've seen in other products they have a search button in the stick header and that seems like an obvious solution, but perhaps you have other ideas for how to solve it.

I don't like the bot posting for each post with the community link. Could there be a way to disable that or at least change the copy?

There's some baked-in padding on @mentions that looks a bit funky when combined with a normal spacebar space:

It looks a bit funky, and I'm tempted to delete my white spaces but if I do that then the document semantically will be weird and probably render oddly if you save to HTML or Markdown.

I uploaded an image but it stayed with a loading indicator and wouldn't disappear:

Here's an error from the console:

However I think the image did actually upload correctly, because when I refreshed the page it's uploaded correctly.

I created a new question but it looks like it's already solved because the green icon looks the most prominent (compared to the others). I think if the green tick was less prominent (e.g. faded) it would be more obvious.

I've tried mentioning someone using the @ shortcut but when I click on one of the results it doesn't insert it.