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The Typepad editor crashes when I try to edit after having uploaded a picture. The Typepad editor crashes when I try to insert a fold. The Typepad editor, in short, is terrible. As a paying customer of Typepad, this has me somewhere between angry and furious.
Regular blogging will resume when the problem is fixed. Perhaps in an hour, perhaps never. Has anyone else had these difficulties?
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heya - have you already filed a help ticket about this to see if it’s something our support team can help with? sometimes using the "light" version of compose helps too. Let me know how best to help you out.
Posted by: ginevra - TypePad Community Manager | November 24, 2008 at 07:17 PM
Thank you, Ginevra! The help team suggested I check the browser configuration, but everything is enabled and there aren't any add-ons running. The light version of the editor seems to be working well. Again, thank you.
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