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Not sure if that was intended, but on piefed/voyager, the spoiler tag in your comment doesnt work. I think the three colons and the spoiler keyword shouldnt be separated.
Edit : it works now !
It works for me on Blorp. I don't think they edited it?
I think they did, cuz it works now for me as well. The problem was probably the tag and the content being on the same line ? Anyway thanks for pointing it out
that might be a you issue (and issyou if you’re so inclined) as I’m on voyager too and the spoiler tag is working
Maybe they edited it and fixed it would be my guess
I dunno about takapapatakapata but as for me, I see plain text in Jerboa
The plot thickens
I don't know how to make it work, I'm sorry.
This is how to format it.
Visible text
Hidden textFor example
Secret
I'm your father.Looks like
Secret
I'm your father.Yep, that's working in Jerboa. All three instances though I reckon your examples need code délimiters.
working example
Whereas this is hiddenThat's weirdly convoluted and confusing. I use Summit, but you'd think some of these apps might have figured this out by now.
Just start your spoiler tag on a new line. It may not be intuitive, but it's an easy fix
Agreed, it's not terribly intuitive.