mdaniel

I have enabled night mode, which works as expected, but I have to remember to turn the phone away from my face when launching the app because the initial screen is pure white.

It would be great if the night mode applied to the startup also.

Someone corrected me that the post title should have read that the CSRF vulnerability was fixed in 1.1.3. They suggested that I make a correcting post so readers who are on earlier versions wouldn't erroneously think they were exempt from the risk.

My apologies for any confusion.

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am mdaniel on reddit.
• I am mdaniel on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is 8973 A0CA 67FF 5231 5C81 DB47 4742 E0C7 2E58 9FA7

To claim this, I am signing this object:

{
    "body": {
        "key": {
            "fingerprint": "8973a0ca67ff52315c81db474742e0c72e589fa7",
            "host": "keybase.io",
            "key_id": "4742e0c72e589fa7",
            "kid": "01017630550666a4be6ab4d82ebe277ee796446fbad95c966526f3e13f5de45882570a",
            "uid": "849d3787416c430c6c276ea3cf5f6819",
            "username": "mdaniel"

I was using the Credit Card payment type to give gold, and I completed all the info and pressed the Submit button. It disabled the button and said "payment submitted". Usually that is an indication that it is working in the background, and I expected the page to change or that text to update.

However, nothing happened. I checked the console on Chrome to look for errors, but I saw none. Only when I opened a new tab to report this bug did I see the red envelope where I had 2 messages saying my payment had been processed and that the gold had been delivered successfully.

I am uncertain if I was just an unlucky case, or whether the Stripe processing functioned as designed, but I think it shoul