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Where does the bug appear: On the website
When did the bug appear: After maintenance
Describe the bug: While I am trying to find out something more about an user via ls-rcr.com/user/... the rhomb automatically disappears. If you don't understand me, you have screenshots below.

https://imgur.com/a/Ve5rI
https://imgur.com/a/Ydajs

Describing screenshots:

Screenshot1 - I show typing an addres of the website. For an example I took my name.

Screenshot2 - This screenshot shows, what happens after pressing ENTER. The rhomb next to word "user" disappears automatically.

I apologize for polish language in Screenshot number 2. But you should understand what here is written. If no,
I will say, that is an information about this, that this page doesn't exist.

Same thing happens to me when I try to write ls-rcr.com/forum without clicking on a previous tab.

I.e I'll open my browser, type in "ls-rcr.com/forum" without quotes and it will be evaluated as "ls-rcr.comforum"

Rally3 wrote:

Same thing happens to me when I try to write ls-rcr.com/forum without clicking on a previous tab.

I.e I'll open my browser, type in "ls-rcr.com/forum" without quotes and it will be evaluated as "ls-rcr.comforum"

Same here

Happens to ls-rcr.com/army and /ucp also.

Same,I hope web developer will take a look.

It's not a big deal though just again include that / .
I just did like that and worked fine for me.

Actually it happens to everyone and hopefully it gets fixed ASAP because it is a bit annoying to be honest.

jilla123 wrote:

It's not a big deal though just again include that / .
I just did like that and worked fine for me.

Yeah, but as Diplo said it's a bit annoying.

I figured out the pattern in this:

It ONLY happens when you go to the site over HTTP instead of HTTPS, so it's simply a faulty redirect when it tries to switch you over from HTTP to HTTPS.

Robin wrote:

I figured out the pattern in this:

It ONLY happens when you go to the site over HTTP instead of HTTPS, so it's simply a faulty redirect when it tries to switch you over from HTTP to HTTPS.

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