This summarizes the situation

What exactly is the user trying to do and how does it fail?

Can't the same tricks used to make a single web server handle multiple instances be used for the daemons?

I think that the problem is the content itself. This is evident by thumbnail fails to be generated when the second one is ok. On my OS/browser combo (Gentoo/firefox) first video loads very slowly while the second is perfectly ok. On Chrome first video refuses to load.
After downloading and testing locally, everything is fine. My guess is that chrome and firefox can guess proper values for decoders for "normal" video, while for "weird" video firefox tries it's best and chrome just gives up.

Yeah, same here. Both videos are of similar size (1.6MB vs 2.1MB) and both appear to legitimately be MP4 / H264 videos (neither is some kind of obviously spooky magic like an AVI named .mp4).

I can't play the top one in safari either

Here's what I see in Chrome at time of writing:

I was joking.

(Maybe the real user report was something only indirectly related, like putting the query on a Dashboard? That would make sense given that the name talks about dashboards...)

oh, yeah I meant just with searches.

I think it should use the same global/personal paradigm (let administrators save Global queries, supplementing the current ability for users to save personal queries).

I was thinking menu item could work in ApplicationSearch as well, the Global/Personal menu paradigm.

See https://secure.phabricator.com/book/phabcontrib/article/feature_requests/#hypotheticals

We queried a subset of instances for the date of the most recent session activity, to estimate the impact of requiring free instances to log in periodically to remain active:

I think I'm just going to remove the "profile picture" text from the description to resolve this. The account.editable option is very old and I'd eventually like to remove it, but making the description more clear is an easier fix for now.

Thanks! I believe I broke this in D15165, a little more than a year ago.

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Dear Team,

Or get rid of the darker sidebar. I think it's only needed on projects/profiles

(Or whatever more nuanced version of things you want to do. But that's the current fate/rationale of phabricator-home.)

.phabricator-home makes the menu full-screen on mobile, so it's currently only applied to /.

Offhand, I really have no idea how to get an installation into what you describe, and no real suggestions on how to resolve it.

If you can come up with reproduction steps, let us know and we'll reopen this task.

To be clear, we don't take bug reports without reproduction steps. I'm afraid we can't help you further.

Hi Chad,

I can't reproduce this, here's what I did:

BTW, I also tried with the phabricator latest release (as below) by taking DB dump from previous into new one. But issues still remain same.

Please find the version details

I fixed it, I cannot be mean.

ayep

Have fun

I think I set home to just me on meta

From the home page, you can uninstall Home like this:

No idea how @swisspol found a link to Home to uninstall.

Might even contract some illustrations O.o

I plan to go back to Photoshop and re-work dashboards top to bottom... at least, but a lot of time fixing the bad UX everywhere, then ship it as a default application. With Nuance + Facts possibly coming, seems right to get ahead of them.

Put this workflow inside "Edit Menu"

Two possible alternatives to crumbs I can come up with, although I don't love either:

Yeah that is one argument for crumbs

One other thought: it might be nice to provide a way to get to the dashboard from the dashboard-in-a-menu view. Currently, there's no way to "Edit This Dashboard" from Home or Projects: you have to go to Dashboards, hunt it down, and then manage things from there.