Web/Marketplace Bugs

I noticed on the Friends Online page that secondlife:// URLs contain unescaped spaces. Previously, this was not a problem, as browsers would interpret the URL correctly and redirect it to the viewer. However, after a Chrome update, URLs containing unescaped spaces are redirected to #blocked instead of passing the URL to the viewer. The same behavior can be expected anywhere on secondlife.com or related domains where URLs are not properly escaped. Steps to reproduce Have a friend grant you permission to see them on the map. Have your friend go to Sandbox Cordova . Log in to the secondlife.com website and navigate to the Friends Online page . Find your friend in the list and click on their name.

Starting on Sunday a sort of popup window has appeared which partially blocks the search box and makes it impossible to click tabs behind it such as "Search this store." It claims that the "selection exceeds" my preferred maturity level even though I haven't selected anything yet and even though I'm already set to General, Moderate, Adult. Nothing I do makes the popup go away. I am, admittedly, on an older version of Safari, but downloading a newer version requires me to also install a newer operating system, and that is not an option right now, long story. Is there a way LL could adjust the formatting so that that popup doesn't come up on older browsers? Seems like there should be an easy way to do that without compromising security, etc. Thanks.

I have placed a new ad on MP with a description text, but when a customer clicks on the direct MP link, they see the correct picture, but with a text from a previous ad I posted way back in 2017!?????? ♥ Screenshot of the correct ad on MP: https://gyazo.com/12d2646bb51bd4d5977d30da040dace5 ♥ Screenshot of how my customer sees it on MP: https://prnt.sc/oMkJ2GRm2QL7 ♥ Link to MP product: https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/SAS-Pippa-Blue-Boho-Outfit-LaraX-MB/26460534 I have NO idea why this is??? Why would MP use a text from 2017 when I obviously have typed a totally different description? x Sascha Frangilli

On the marketplace, if you click "Delete this review", you get a confirmation alert to ask you to confirm you want to delete it. This kind of super old school alert is terrible because sometimes, for some reason, it doesn't show up. I'm a seller and it happened to me many times that, after talking with a customer, they accepted to delete / rewrite their review, but could not do it. They say: "when i click on Delete, nothing happens". I think this happens mainly when they are using the build-in browser: maybe the alert is out of the display area, i don't know. This situation is terrble: bad reviews are a pain, so when you succeed in helping a customer and have them change their mind... you get stuck by a technical bug, which is extremely frustrating. Alert confirmations are very old school and there are some more responsive ways to ask a confirmation for an action.