😀 Tom : On the Messages page, the messages that I write look like replies, and the messages the other person writes look like parent comments. It's slightly confusing because the first message written will look like a reply to the actual reply. Perhaps the user icons/names can be kept the same size, and/or at least the same indentation?
Mark Dain Yeah I noticed that earlier, it's rather bizarre. I'd imagine there's some different code powering the layout of the page as if you didn't notice, the telegram.me link I sent you wasn't auto linked the way it is here: telegram.me/ancarda
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🏒 Lucian Marin I changed the way links are parsed. The link parser is now regex based. No more dots, a bit harder for people to share them, but regex is a standard in any programming language. Links, mentions, hashtags, reftags shouldn't be wrapped with brackets or other punctuation. It's pretty logical if you think about it. They are part of the way Sublevel works, they are acknowledged as internal objects. If you mess with these objects and give them another meaning by placing them in brackets then they lose their identity.
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Mark Dain Makes sense, I usually put whitespace around links as a habit because a lot of software fails to autolink properly as it'll see /) as part of the URL leading to a lot of broken links.
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🏒 Lucian Marin Brackets are valid URI/URL characters: stackoverflow.com/... so it makes sense for all software to exclude them. I used Django and Jinja url parsing libraries before, but they are a mess and pretty slow. Regex is the way to go.
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