Sorry, but it was unexpected to get rude answer.
More over when you did not want to answer directly.
‘nothing points to an external issue.’ is not an answer to ‘Does it mean that none of browser settings could cause this issue?’
I don’t think I was being rude.
If you posted code that was correct and should be working, then it would make sense to consider outside interference. Until then, it is a moot point. Read - XY problem.
But to answer your question, from experience, I can’t say I have ever seen anyone fail this challenge because of “browser settings”, whatever that means.
I tested your latest repo code, and it is passing for me. Are you passing the test now?
I don’t think I was being rude.
that is a problem. All what you wrote are based on assumptions (your personal thoughts) not facts.
If you posted code that was correct and should be working
Exactly, should. But it is not. That is why I asked the same question many times.
But to answer your question, from experience, I can’t say I have ever seen anyone fail this challenge because of “browser settings”, whatever that means.
And again an evasive answer.
Hi @oceanbyts
@lasjorg (as many moderators in the Freecodecamp forum) is an experienced coder who volunteer to help others to learn coding.
@lasjorg is trying to help you to systematize your debugging, which is a very important skill to learn by anyone willing to become a coder.
Try to be in the place of the moderator: you will find it harder if you don’t see what the other person is doing. We are trying to use the forum the best we can.
Discussing the approach of the moderator for the sake of is not helping to solve your problem.
Try to listen to the moderator and follow the instructions : the moderator needs your help to help you.