I am testing a pattern, using my chromebook. I click on the button to go back one page. And, the instructions get all fuzzy. You can see in the picture the words on the right (mostly deleted) are clear. I have to exit the pattern and go back in to fix it.
That is what it looks like when you open a pattern you do not own yetâŚweird.
If itâs any help, I am on mobile (android) and did not see the same results, but I also do not have any patterns I am testing. You should probably add ribbuild and technical-issue so the right person sees it
That happens to me! Iâm testing patterns on my laptop and that happens, I just refresh the page and it works again, what are you using when this happens?
I am not currently a tester on anything, so i canât check that, but I can say that I have not had it happen in editing or reading any patterns I ownâŚmay or may not be helpful, it could at least maybe narrow it down.
It did it again. 9:28 central time zone. I did not change tabs. I went back to the Materials page and changed a color. Went back to where I was at and it was fuzzy. The refresh did fix it.
Hi, Avi from Tech Team here.
I believe this has something to do with the Chromebook as it tries to impersonate mobile - when used vertically and desktop - when used horizontally.
Small q: when you got the âblurryâ page and just clicked on it (anywhere on the page) â did it become âsharpâ again?
In any case I hope we created a patch to better accommodate Chromebook and it should be active within the hour. (youâll need to close all Ribblrâs tabs and reopen)
Let us know,
Avi
I could not click on anything to make it work again. At first I exited the pattern and went back in, but the refresh option that was recommended worked. Thanks for your help, again. I will close out and try again. If you donât hear from me again, youâll know it worked.
Gonna mark this as a solution, trusting you got it! For now anyway!
When I test for someone, just in case, I take screenshots of the entire pattern then print it out. So I can actually write all over the paper as needed. Also because Iâm getting older and my eyes really hate digital screens, even with the blue lenses for blocking blah blah. Then I journal my progress via my phone, marking off lines when done. On the paper copies I use colored pencils to make check marks to show Iâm done with that row/round. That way if I make more I just use a different color pencil for every piece I make.