Submitted 1 day ago by GeekMan@sh.itjust.works to main@sh.itjust.works
Multiple Lemmy apps serve the first ‘page’ of posts fine - even new posts or updates - but upon scrolling and requesting the next page, Boost gives an error message “timeout”, and Blorp just doesn’t load anything else (per app implementation, I know).
Just going to add myself to the group of people experiencing this issue.
This issue appears unrelated to the client as I see it in bothering jerboa and in web browser.
Seconded, using Jerboa
Blorp dev here. I would love to get this resolved. Could you be more specific?
It’s easier to debug things on web, and Blorp shares 99% of the code between app and web. So if possible, could you recreate the issue on web, and link that? Knowing what instance you’re using (I assume sh.itjust.works), is also helpful.
I’m having this issue as well, using both web and Voyager
Huh, and this is specific to sh.itjust.works?
I’m not sure if that, sorry. That’s just my primary (?) instance, and I’ve seen it happen before and saw another post thinking it was the instance, too.
It might not be just the instance, since it only happens when aggregating ‘all’, and not local or subbed.
Bear with me. I’m a relative newbie to Lemmy & federation.
SeventySeven@sh.itjust.works 15 hours ago
I am so glad someone mentioned this! The past 2 or 3 days this has been happening to me and I thought it was just on my end, I thought I was going crazy! Only happens on my mobile app. I am using the Jerboa app for reference. Using a web browser is fine though. Perhaps an API issue? I am not sure. I recommend just using it on a mobile web browser for the time being.
drrodneymckay_@sh.itjust.works 14 hours ago
I also wanted to add my feedback, but life is always busy. I’ve been experiencing the timeout in boost on android for a few days across multiple internet connections, so I was pretty confident it’s not a ad block, vpn, content filter. Unfortunately it hasn’t made it to priority for me to track in any of my systems. I might be able to log and capture traffic is needed. I’m a network engineer with access to some enterprise grade network gear, unfortunately my primary desktop computer just died due to bad windows update, RIP last install. serving me well for many many years.