I'm viewing toots from other instances with this account on several third party clients including Toot! (iOS), Tusky (Android) and Cuckoo+ (web). If there is actually a #QOTO style quote (i.e. "QT: [link]") at the end of a toot, the quote part, which was manually typed as other instances have no quote feature, would disappear.
It only looks as expected when I use qoto.org (web client) or use an account of another instance on any client. The problem may be on the server-side of qoto.org.
@freemo @Rimekie @QOTO Sorry to hear this. Not rendering is OK. I thought those clients that don't support it could at least display the quote link in plain text. They do display if I use the quote button on qoto.org to toot. But it's not easy for me to understand why a specific part ("QT: [**]") of the toot from another instance disappears instead, which can only be seen on QOTO (web client). Thank you for your reply. ๐ถ
@freemo @Rimekie @QOTO It's QOTO (on 3rd party clients) that did not display the QT part. Other instances (on any client) do display. Steps to reproduce:
1. Say "Some word... QT: [link]" on another instance, here's an example https://m.cmx.im/@gadflysu/103953477061735938
2. Use any client other than qoto.org (web), log in with your QOTO account.
3. Check the toot.
Its certainly not a bug on QOTO because it is just a plain test tag.. you can type it in manually to a toot and it works the same. There is no rendering from the QOTO side of any kind.
It is likely just how the client chooses to render it, some may be programmed to drop it all together, others display the actual quote, others dont recognize it as anything special and display it as-is (plain text)
Just a guess though, but considering how it works it seems unlikely to be related to QOTO
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Well based on the screenshot it seems some instances display the QT and link and others dont. So it appears to be a bug in those websites that dont display it but not with QOTO
@Rimekie @QOTO