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the stop dump zone command was implemented as a courtesy to other players in order to take into account when they would stop looking at unknown information however, this can be abused, a malicious client can send this command whenever they would like cockatrice is not a physical tabletop nor does it aim to be, if you can take a screenshot of your deck and then close the view, you are not cheating as you have been given this information in order to prevent anyone from abusing this we should remove the command from the protocol, this means servers will ignore this message and clients will get a little invalid command reply in their debug log the extension id will remain reserved shuffling your deck will always invalidate any card view looking at those cards if players wish to signal that they stopped looking at their deck for whatever reason they should just use the chat instead, optionally using one of the chat macros |
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To-Do List
- RefreshGuard modal
- there is no browser support for displaying custom output to window.onbeforeunload
- we should also display a custom modal explaining why they shouldnt refresh or navigate from the site
- ideally, the custom popup can be synced with the alert, so when the alert is closed, the modal closes too
- Disable AutoScrollToBottom when the user has scrolled up
- when the user scrolls back to bottom, it should renable
- renable after a period of inactivity (3 minutes?)
- Figure out how to type components w/ RouteComponentProps
- Component<RouteComponentProps>
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clear input onSubmit
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figure out how to reflect server status changes in the ui
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Account page
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Register/Reset Password forms
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Message User
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Main Nav scheme