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In X (Twitter) SingleFile copies only a short fragment (mainly the visible section) of the webpage instead of also the scrolled offscreen part above. This is not barrier-free and makes it e.g. impossible to archive e.g. all postings of a person or discussion thread. To preserve democracy and prevent fraud it is very important for users to stay capable to keep evidence by documenting a discussion in whole and not only individual screenshots.
(Tested with recent Firefox (136.0.2) on Linux Mint 20.1. X does make similar trouble with marking text by "select all" (ctrl-A) of the browser, so there may be a problem with the method how X.com overwrites on-screen text instead of loading additional parts to its end.)
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The scrolled offscreen content should be saved. Do you confirm the option Images > save deferred images is enabled? If necessary you can also increase the value of the option maximum idle time. Enabling the option zoom out the page can also help.
Yes, with this setting it seems to save the whole page. But I had still to scroll to the top to save also the upper part of a Twitter page. It would be useful to have in the save file requester a simple checkbox or TXT mode to save only the text part of the entire page (or at least from the top to the visible position) without pictures, because Strg-A in the browser saves only the currently visible portion of a Twitter page.
In X (Twitter) SingleFile copies only a short fragment (mainly the visible section) of the webpage instead of also the scrolled offscreen part above. This is not barrier-free and makes it e.g. impossible to archive e.g. all postings of a person or discussion thread. To preserve democracy and prevent fraud it is very important for users to stay capable to keep evidence by documenting a discussion in whole and not only individual screenshots.
(Tested with recent Firefox (136.0.2) on Linux Mint 20.1. X does make similar trouble with marking text by "select all" (ctrl-A) of the browser, so there may be a problem with the method how X.com overwrites on-screen text instead of loading additional parts to its end.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: