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Recent updates to Multiverse Feedback: (Generated at 2025-09-04 22:44:31)
Okay, I've opened Multiverse in an incognito window. I double-checked that all the extensions were disabled while incognito, and they are. I tried viewing Multiverse in Chrome using the "IE-based tab" thing. The problem still persists, but only in Chrome.
I haven't purposefully added any extensions to Chrome, but I'll check that out the next time I'm on my desktop.
Hmm. Windows 7 / Chrome is definitely a popular combination with other visitors (not to mention what I use myself on my home computer), and I've not heard of this problem from anyone else. Have you applied any custom styles or CSS? Or anything like GreaseMonkey that'll modify how pages display?
Can you try looking at the site in Incognito view? (Ctrl-Shift-N) That disables all extensions, and often it's extensions that cause this kind of problem. (If the problem still shows up in incognito, and you've enabled any extensions in incognito mode, it'd be great if you could temporarily disable them by going to chrome://chrome/extensions/ and temporarily unchecking the "Allow in incognito" boxes just to see if they're affecting this.)
Google Chrome says it's up to date, and is version 21.0.1180.60.
Oops, I forgot to look at this. The OS is Windows 7, but I'll have to get back to you on the version of Chrome, because I'm not on my desktop right now.
Fine with me in Chrome. What OS? What version of Chrome? (Spanner -> About Google Chrome) This doesn't happen to be on a tablet, does it?
Nothing's changed in the display code in the past few months. It's possible that this bug might happen if you've changed some custom CSS, such as forcing all pages to use Times New Roman or similar. My javascript isn't very robust to things not displaying how it expects them to display.
Odd. I use Chrome almost exclusively.
I'm on my desktop now. I don't have Firefox, but the issue is not present in Internet Explorer. Only Google Chrome.
Google Chrome. I can't check right now, but last time I looked the issue was still present. I don't have a problem on my Kindle, though.
Everything seems okay to me. What web browser are you using Link?
Hmm. It occurs that every time you click "New card", you've been on another page in the cardset. Perhaps I could add a checkbox on the "New card" screen saying "Also post a link to this new card on [your previous page]".
It would be quite niche, but it would be convenient for design challenges, where you normally want to go from a challenge page to a new card with "See (((Challenge # 0XX)))", or with cycles where you might want to go from "White guildmage" to four other guildmages with automatic links to one card to centralise the discussion of the cycle.
Makes sense. For some reason I've even got the import data screen allowing this (the "notes" field translates to "initial comment"), so I should definitely allow it when creating single cards!
Thanks a lot.
Added a flat-rarity option for cubes. I'm still planning to add the more customisable control later.
Oh, that's a very good point. Yes, the booster functionality is currently useless for cubes. And cube-makers are among the most prolific users of the unspecified rarity, so ignoring rarity would be better than restricting to commons.
Right, I'll see what I can do.
Yep, makes sense. Ought to be fairly straightforward.
It occurs to me that "15 Commons" should be a choice, at the very least, for those making cubes without commonality.
more flexibility in booster contents would be sweet, i agree
Maybe just "give me any N cards, regardless of rarity" for starters? :)
Hmmmm. Good idea in theory. What kind of interface would be sensible, though? On a set's cardlist, perhaps have checkboxes to multi-select cards for moving or deleting... yeah, that could work. Good suggestion - thanks.
Yes please!