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wonder if it was duplicate connections to the server being made somehow
and it scrolls through every message that has been posted up until the most recent one when i try to get back on the current page
holy shit paraxade that is EXACTLY what i just did
lmao really?
did you see me leave and reenter? rotfl
i think so lol
lol yeah
i'm on windows/chrome atm because i'm working on some shit in matlab and i'm usually on mac/firefox where i use ctrl-s to send posts
suppose you know what I'm talking about then xP
and i don't know what the keyboard command to send the post is in chrome so i'm using tab enter instead
Huh, I went back to check where Taiga was repeating messages. Apparently it fixed those after
galeboomer yeah it's very likely it's just the client receiving the same message multiple times, question is why, and why then and not other times :\
all kinds of fun things for me with this project
hmmmmmm
It might have had something to do with receiving a bunch of simultaneous messages, but I'm unsure
just did it again
the backspace thing - it knows i'm talking about it
was going to say i wonder if i could disable the backspace key except when you're in a text box, thing is that's sort of dangerous if i don't catch every time you switch in and out of a text box lol
i dunno the backspace thing i'm not really too concerned about
it's more just annoying how it takes so long to get back to the most recent page cuz taiga loads every single post that has been posted since you first loaded up the thread
test
ah it's just alt+s in windows chrome
more shortcut keys:

http://support.taigaforum.com/post/forum_shortcut_keys_2.html
in that case to speed it up you should be able to force a reload, then it will stop, then you can just go directly to the last page
the loading every post thing isn't really a feature, it's just a consequence of how it works