Folks, FYI if interested.
Selecting memory in Chromes Dev tools only gives me the following; as if memory is not yet setup? [image: Snag_1ef45092.png] The console shows this error [image: Snag_1ef4c2b5.png] Regards Tony On Monday, 24 August 2020 10:03:19 UTC+10, TW Tones wrote: > > Birthe/Mark, > > I will review your comments in detail later today, thanks. > > Of importance with the playground, it does not matter if I loose anything > (Although I would prefer not) I just kept adding things I was experimenting > with and always exported valuable progress. I have done this mostly since I > released the playground. So on the whole it has being *very reliable*. > You can also save a full copy of the wiki at a click. > > On this occasion there is a bug either caused by what I installed, or one > in my browser. To correct it I can not get into the wiki in the same > browser. Accessing from another browser initially threw the same error, > which made be think with a 404 it was github. Shortly after I could access > the playground again from incognito or other browsers, and since these are > new sessions nothing(or little) was in local storage as in Birthe's > experience), yet the original browser was still throwing errors visiting > the playground address, presumably because local storage existed and was > part of the load process, but then something it it, triggers the error. > > Despite a reboot today, the error still occurs in the original session. > > > - It even fails to load the favicon on the tab. > > My key concern it establishing a debug or storage reset for wikis using > the local storage plugin if the wiki will not load, > > Thanks for you help, I will update soon. > > Regards > Tones > > > On Monday, 24 August 2020 00:39:08 UTC+10, Birthe C wrote: >> >> What is disturbing to me is, that searching will find lots of >> descriptions of how to, and how the result will be, but the descriptions >> differ quite a lot. Users often reports having had unpredictable results. >> >> The many different browsers we are using and the rapid changes in the >> browsers the last couple of years makes the confusing worse. >> >> I hope Tony will describe more, when he has used the functionality. >> >> I will just add, doing as I described above, I get to see Tonys wiki on >> the left, and the developer tools in a panel on the right. After doing as >> described above, I went to applications, and could see the storage from >> Antonio Muscios playground, no doubt there. >> >> I haven't used your playground in this browser before, so not much was >> stored, only story and history or something like that. An X button to >> delete chosen item. I did not do it, as I did not really have anything to >> delete, but it seems to me, that it could work. >> >> TW Tones, >> I really hope you will find a solution soon. >> If you want to go ahead using local storage and I kind of think, you will >> ;-),,,,,we will need to find matching solutions for other browsers too- and >> have it described so that users of your playground can find a way out of >> potential mess. >> >> With fingers crossed, >> Birthe >> >> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/b9884613-e037-4665-aef6-1b47ec0d2097o%40googlegroups.com.
