Post by @pluvialgeist

mosspiglet
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Looking up at a large maple tree beside a creek, its sprawling branches thickly covered in green moss, with bright sunlight filtering through the dense leafy canopy onto ferns and gravel along the bank.
Looking up at a large maple tree beside a creek, its sprawling branches thickly covered in green moss, with bright sunlight filtering through the dense leafy canopy onto ferns and gravel along the bank.
View straight up into the canopy of a moss-draped bigleaf maple, sunlit green leaves radiating outward from thick lichen-covered branches against patches of blue sky.
View straight up into the canopy of a moss-draped bigleaf maple, sunlit green leaves radiating outward from thick lichen-covered branches against patches of blue sky.
A massive, gnarled maple trunk wrapped in dark moss rises from a lush forest floor of ferns, surrounded by tall maple and fir trees in bright summer light.
A massive, gnarled maple trunk wrapped in dark moss rises from a lush forest floor of ferns, surrounded by tall maple and fir trees in bright summer light.
A tall moss-covered maple dominates the frame, its twisting branches draped in green moss spreading beneath an overcast sky, with slender alder and fir trunks filling the misty forest behind.
A tall moss-covered maple dominates the frame, its twisting branches draped in green moss spreading beneath an overcast sky, with slender alder and fir trunks filling the misty forest behind.

Now testing a #littleFedi post scheduled 24+ hours ago with more magnificent Acer macrophyllum. I will never cease to be amazed by these organisms and their (many) symbiotes.

Deer gods 🦌🙏 I love these temperate rainforests 💚

@nature@fedigroups.social @photography@fedigroups.social
#Cascadia #PNW #Photography #Nature #Forests #Trees #Moss #Mosstodon #Wikipedia

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mosspiglet
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@stefano encountered an interesting bug (?) on this post using Firefox on my (Windows) laptop:

  1. I click on one of the four thumbnails to expand the image.
  2. Close the expanded image.
  3. Click on a different thumbnail to expand that image.
  4. The UI expands the first image I clicked.

After #4, every thumbnail expands only the first image expanded, until I refresh the page. Then I can expand a new image, but the same thing happens again: only the first image expanded shows, no matter which thumbnail I click.

I could not reproduce this bug from the PWA (installed from Samsung Browser) on my Android device, from the Fedilab app, nor from Chrome on this same laptop, so this appears to be a problem only in Firefox.

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mosspiglet
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@stefano okay, no, it's a bit weirder than I first realized 🤔

After each page refresh, I'm able to expand all images up to the last one I expanded before the last refresh. Let me try to explain:

First Page Load

  1. Click on Thumbnail 1 to expand image. Image 1 expands.
  2. Close expanded image.
  3. Click on Thumbnail 2. Image 1 expands.
  4. Close Image 1.
  5. Repeat with Thumbnails 3 and 4. Only Image 1 expands.
  6. Refresh page.

Second Page Load

  1. Click on Thumbnail 2. Image 2 expands.
  2. Close Image 2.
  3. Click on Thumbnail 3. Image 2 expands.
  4. Repeat with Thumbnail 4. Image 2 expands.
  5. Click on Thumbnail 1. Image 1 expands.
    I can now expand Image 1 and Image 2, but clicking on Thumbnails 3 and 4 only expands Image 2.
  6. Refresh page.

Third Page Load

Repeat this little experiment with Thumbnail 3. Image 3 expands. Now I can expand Images 1, 2, and 3, but Thumbnail 4 only expands Image 3.

Fourth Page Load

Click on Thumbnail 4. Image 4 expands. I can now expand all 4 images.