The bug in Comment-out challenge in HTML

Tell us what’s happening:
What is the problem here?
Still does not work and gives me this error :

// running tests
Comment out your p element so that it is not visible on your page.
// tests completed

This is my code


<!--
<h1>Hello World</h1>
-->
<h2>CatPhotoApp</h2>
<!--
<p>Kitty ipsum dolor sit amet, shed everywhere shed everywhere stretching attack your ankles chase the red dot, hairball run catnip eat the grass sniff.</p>
-->

Link to the challenge:
https://learn.freecodecamp.org/responsive-web-design/basic-html-and-html5/comment-out-html/

Hi 0x000404

Your code works for me. Try a browser refresh on the challenge page and run it again.

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@mcalex
I tried so many times but there was a mistake and I do not know where?

Hi!

It works for me as well, which browser are you using ?

And which error are you getting?

In the side panel you can check what is going wrong

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@gugacavalieri
i use fire fox.

@0x000404 could you please scroll down on the left panel to see which checks are failing ?

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@gugacavalieri

bug

@0x000404
That is strange!

Have you tried using another browser as well?

I also noticed that your Firefox is mirrored. Could have something to do with your locale right? Not sure if this can be impacting the tests :frowning:

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Not sure how the browsers chrome (chrome = application look) would affect the test. It is using a simple $("p").length === 0 check.

But, I can’t remember seeing anyone having a bug with this challenge before. I’d suggest trying Chrome or a Chromium based browser just to check and see if you can pass the test.

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thx @lasjorg
i will try.

@gugacavalieri
I do not think so, I have accomplished many challenges after challenging of comment out.
Comment-out is the only remaining challenge and It still has an error.

i will try another browser.

Thank you all for your help and suggestions

@camperextraordinaire
It’s already updated

@camperextraordinaire
Yes I have tried beforehand


@camperextraordinaire
I have accomplished many challenges, but this challenge remains

@camperextraordinaire
oh thank you very much sir, i was a little scared to cause this problem shile getting the certificate.

if you are using some type of dark mode try turning it off…?

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@tiroloquo
I have already tried and still does not work

Have you tried in private mode with no extensions enabled? Have you tried running tests with the browser console open to see if something prints there?

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I have a suggestion write your comment this way sometimes fcc’s scripts for test passing are tougth and strict <!--<p>blablabla</p>--> not even blank between them

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