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Derek Monner replied on July 14, 2009 20:28 to the problem "Excess clickable area on wrapped links" in Seesmic:
Still present in twhirl 0.9.2 in Ubuntu 9.04 with Air 1.5
Does this happen on other platforms as well? I wonder if it's a peculiarity of the Linux version of the Air renderer?-
Derek Monner started following the question "Support compatibility with itunes, WMP, and MM. Use POPM instead of TXXX" in Songbird.
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Derek Monner replied on May 29, 2009 00:17 to the problem "Integration of Google Groups "Files" and Google Docs" in Google:
Agreed -- why can't we see full integration? I want to be able to share a Google Docs file with every member of a Google Group! -
Derek Monner started following the problem "Integration of Google Groups "Files" and Google Docs" in Google.
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A comment on the problem "certain users' updates don't appear in my timeline" in Twitter:
You're right, that is related; sorry I didn't find it. I've submitted a ticket with Twitter. – Derek Monner, on January 13, 2009 23:43 -
Derek Monner reported a problem in Twitter on January 13, 2009 22:15:
certain users' updates don't appear in my timelineI follow at least one user (@feliciaday) who does not protect her updates, but for some reason her updates fail to appear in my timeline, RSS feed, or in my preferred client twhirl. This failure is consistent; I have been following @feliciaday for weeks and have never seen a tweet unless I visit her homepage. I tried unfollowing/refollowing to no avail.
I have confirmed with one other user that follows @feliciaday that her updates do not appear in their timeline/client either. I found a related thread (titled "Missing Twitters/updates") from several months ago that seems to be closed, so I'm posting a new one to make sure it doesn't get lost in the noise. -
Derek Monner replied on December 15, 2008 03:36 to the problem "Twhirl 0.8.7 doesn't work on Ubuntu 8.04" in Seesmic:
Good work twhirl devs. It is refreshing to see a company who cares about all their users, even a segment as small as us Linux-heads. -
Derek Monner reported a problem in Seesmic on November 13, 2008 15:52:
Excess clickable area on wrapped linksThe image below shows unexpected/excess clickable area in pink for a line-wrapped link. Clicking anywhere in the pink area activates this link -- an unexpected behavior. Mousing over the pink area underlines the link and brings up the link cursor, just as mousing over the link itself would. Clicking the link works fine; it just seems that the link area is extended before the link when it wraps.
I'm on Ubuntu 8.04, twhirl 0.8.6, Air 1.0
