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I have noticed that IPS seems to be very overzealous on auto-embedding content as an image since the last update.  This appears to be an issue on self-hosted, cloud, and even here.

A link such as https://offtopic.com/ is being grabbed as an image during pasting and just showing as a broken image.  This seems to be pretty common for most links.

I am on Chrome via Chrome OS (fully updated) at this time and can not confirm if the problem is also on Windows as I am at work.

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Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention! I can confirm this should be further reviewed and I have logged an internal bug report for our development team to investigate and address as necessary, in a future maintenance release.

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I cannot reproduce this issue, can you record a video so we can see what is happening please?

 

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I cannot reproduce this issue, can you record a video so we can see what is happening please?

 

Attached is an example (https://www.theadminzone.com/).  This was on windows using Firefox and does the same on Chrome (both fully updated).  Links seem hit or miss, but definitely easy to find some to auto-embed.

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Do you have any chrome plugins that may affect the editor? 

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Do you have any chrome plugins that may affect the editor? 

I can reproduce it on all my browsers, the only thing I have that may affect it is Grammarly for Windows.  However, I can also reproduce it on my Chromebook which does not have Grammarly, and also on my phone's browser.

I can't reproduce it on my Mac, iPhone, or iPad.  I tried it on a Windows VM using Chrome and could not reproduce it either.  

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I really can’t reproduce it on any browser. 
 

The link shouldn’t attempt to embed as it’s not a whitelisted URL.

Reproduced on Firefox and Chrome...no plugins in the browser:

www.theadminzone.com

It's definitely being submitted to check if it needs to be embedded, and it appears to be detected as an image. Here's the request:

Could contain: File, Page, Text, Webpage

And here's the response:

Could contain: Page, Text, File, Webpage, Chart, Plot

Not reproducible using https://www.ynwa.tv though (image = false)

 

 

Edited by Nathan Explosion

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I can actually reproduce, I think it's a Cloudflare issue. We rely on the new Image() javascript method to tell us if the image is valid or not. It appears in this case, Chrome is reporting that those links are valid images, while Safari is not.

I'll do some digging but it might be beyond our ability to fix if Cloudflare is manipulating the response.

 

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