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this is FreeAssembly, a non-toxic design, programming, and art collective. post your share-alike (CC SA, GPL, BSD, or similar) projects here! collaboration is welcome, and mutual education is too.

in brief, this community is the awful.systems answer to Hacker News. read this article for a solid summary of why having a less toxic collaborative community is important from a technical standpoint in addition to a social one.

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all types of passion projects and contributions are welcome, including and especially those that aren't programming or engineering in nature
this is an explicitly noncommercial, share-alike space
don't force yourself to do work you don't enjoy, or demand it of others

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thread your Philthy feature requests (awful.systems)

submitted 7 months ago by self@awful.systems to c/freeasm@awful.systems

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reply with features and bug fixes you'd like to see in Philthy, the lemmy fork that runs on this instance. no guarantees I'll get to any of them soon, but particularly low-hanging fruit and well-liked features can be prioritized.

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[–] mii@awful.systems 1 points 7 months ago* (last edited 7 months ago) (1 children)

Fix the bug that you get logged out when refreshing the page sometimes -- I've noticed this on both Firefox and Safari. The token still exists (at least it's present in document.cookie as jwt), but for some reason it doesn't get sent anymore, so Lemmy thinks you've been logged out.

I've actually looked into this already, but didn't get very far, especially because it doesn't even happen all the time.

Honestly, just storing it in localStorage instead of as a cookie might work ...

[–] self@awful.systems 1 points 7 months ago (1 children)

oh yeah, this is a bad one. the localStorage idea is a good call.

[–] bcdavid@hachyderm.io 1 points 4 months ago

@self @mii I think storing session tokens in localStorage is considered unsafe because localStorage is more open to XSS attacks. The bigger concern, though, is using JWT for session management at all, which is widely considered a bad idea. Here's one (of many) articles that go into that topic: https://dzone.com/articles/stop-using-jwts-as-session-tokens