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Infinite loading after pasting the link on iOS 15 #446
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Originally created by @WELCOME1200 on GitHub (Sep 19, 2024).
bug description
When I pasted a YouTube link on the website, it just keep on spending and will not give me any error or anything, I retry it with different YouTube links and it’s the same thing, it’s like it can’t go through the server, seems like it only happen to my iPhone because I try it on my laptops and the website works fine.
P.s
This happen after the update to v10 of cobalt before it was working normal.
iPhone 7, iOS 15.8.1, iOS 15.8.2, and iOS 15.8.3
All 3 have the same problem
reproduction steps
Copy link, Paste Link whether by the paste button on the website or your own.
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platform information
iOS 15.8.3
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@WELCOME1200 commented on GitHub (Sep 19, 2024):
Refresh website did not work even though status page says it’s all operating
@wukko commented on GitHub (Sep 19, 2024):
can you describe the issue properly? what is “spending”? do you see any errors?
it’s better to screen record the issue you’re having
@sttlok commented on GitHub (Sep 21, 2024):
I have the same issue. It was working a couple of weeks ago but won’t anymore. When clicking the “>>” after pasting a link, the wheel at the box left of the link will start spinning forever and nothing happens (This is probably what WELCOME1200 meant by “spending”). This issue happens to me in both Safari and Firefox. I am using an iPhone 11 with iOS 15.6.
@wukko commented on GitHub (Sep 21, 2024):
i really wonder why that is happening but can’t reproduce it on my devices.
do you have an ability to connect your iphone to a mac to see what’s up in dev tools?
@wukko commented on GitHub (Sep 21, 2024):
update: the issue is caused by usage of
AbortSignal.timeout()in fetch requests. safari got support fortimeout()only with ios 16 for some reason.we will push a fix soon!