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I wouldn't imagine this happening. If there were a hypothetical "rule" for such a thing, then it would have to curve for just about everything else from religion to politics and potentially to other beliefs. And I wouldn't imagine a majority of people being too happy about too many restrictions.

Doesn't quite work, as 2 days ago it was the first thing I've tried, but I've maybe logged in ~ 5 times.

I apologise if this question has already been answered, but I've searched already and couldn't find a consistent answer, at least to a consistent solution of editing or deleting users from your friend list. I've been working at this for months now, and as of right now, it seems like I can consistently delete friends on Flash perfectly fine, but after login on HTML5, or even simply signing back in, my friends list is reset if I delete multiple users, or even clearing it completely, as I've tried both. With this, is there a solution to have your friend list updated properly?

I have an odd feeling that this would radiate the same energy as the stick/size glitch abuse.

I could definitely see something like this being implemented too. Of course what exists is fine too, but it's simple. Again, nothing wrong with that, but a change like that would be nice too, if you get what I mean; it's a better design.

@Shizuo congrats on posting before the forum went offline. You were a winner for 42 hours 🤔

Something I dislike ? How people want the feature TICKLE for the functionality, and then complain about the TICKLE functionality. Not wanting people to click you == disable tickle?!

Mine was at least 81 characters long with a random number and a Japanese character potentially, so there's no way I'd be able to remember

Yeah, I know what you mean. It'd be helpful if there were some indicator that the login was successful, because I had no idea. And yes, the login on chrome (for mobile) did work on HTML5.

Does this actually work? I've wanted to sign in on HTML5 on Chrome (well, Safari, since my last phone was an iPhone), but I couldn't, because login still relied on Flash. This is just last that I checked.