Wednesday, March 11, 2026

After a day of installation on a laptop running Windows 11, a window appears displaying the error 'Invalid URL'. It allows access on the second attempt, but the pop-up remains. There do not appear to be any further issues.

Tuesday, March 13, 2026

When I access one of my latest documents, it does not automatically load the latest version. It seems to have remained on the penultimate version, despite having published the document with the latest version.

STATUS: closed.

SOLUTION: manually enable the option to always show the latest version.

Tuesday, March 13, 2026

» Related to Invalid URL

STATUS: completed.

SOLUTION: pending. [This is a known issue. Sorry this is happening to you! This is likely you have multiple Seed processes running in your machine. The best solution now is to go to the administrator processes of your machine, (Ctrl + Alt + Delete) check the list of processes related to seed and kill them all. after this you should be able to open the app without this error. We are working on the fix, hopefully we can have a fix soon. I will keep you posted].

Tuesday, March 17, 2026

When clicking on the "Publish to Web Domain" button and the "Free Hosting by Seed Hypermedia" button, a pricing plans page opens. However, it is not possible to scroll down to view the rest of the content. There is no scrollbar visible, no button to continue, and the keyboard arrow keys do not allow scrolling either.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open the desktop app on Windows 11.

2. Click on the "Publish to Web Domain" button and the "Free Hosting by Seed Hypermedia" button.

3. A new page or section with pricing plans appears.

4. Attempt to scroll down using the mouse wheel, scrollbar, or keyboard arrow keys.

5. Notice that scrolling is not possible — the content appears cut off or stuck at the top.

Expected behavior: The user should be able to scroll down to view all available pricing plans and related information.

Actual behavior: The page/section is not scrollable, making it impossible to access content further down.

Environment: App version: Seed 2026.3.1. OS: Windows 11 Device: Desktop

STATUS: closed.

Friday, March 20, 2026

When accessing the notifications section and clicking on a mention notification, the expected behavior is to be redirected to the exact location where the mention occurs. However, the app only redirects to the official homepage of the site where the mention was made, not to the specific mention itself.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open the desktop app and go to the notifications section.

2. Locate a mention notification.

3. Click on the notification.

4. Observe where the app redirects.

Expected behavior: The app should redirect to the specific mention within the document or site, allowing the user to see the context of the mention.

Actual behavior: The app redirects only to the official homepage of the site, not to the mention itself.

Environment:

App version: Seed 2026 3.2. OS: Windows 11 Device: Desktop

Monday, March 23, 2026

When copying a link from a site within the desktop app, an error message appears: "could not get 2p2 client peer with incompatible hypermedia protocol version." Despite the error, the link is successfully copied to the clipboard. However, the appearance of this error message is concerning and may indicate an underlying issue.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open a site within the desktop app.

2. Attempt to copy the link (e.g., using the copy link option).

3. Observe that the error message appears.

4. Check the clipboard — the link has been copied successfully.

Expected behavior: The link should be copied successfully without any error messages.

Actual behavior:

The link copies successfully, but an error message related to "2p2 client peer" and "incompatible hypermedia protocol version" is displayed.

Environment:

App version: 2026.3.3 OS: Windows 11 Device: Desktop

Monday, March 23, 2026

When using the search feature (Ctrl+F) within a site, two issues have been observed. First, there is no indicator showing how many times the searched word appears in the text. Second, the navigation arrows (up and down) do not always work correctly. In a specific page where the word appeared twice, pressing the arrows either failed to jump to the next occurrence or got stuck on the last occurrence without cycling back to the first one as expected.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open a site in the desktop app.

2. Press Ctrl+F to open the search bar.

3. Search for a word that appears multiple times in the text.

4. Observe that no counter (e.g., "2 results") is displayed.

5. Use the up and down arrows to navigate between occurrences.

6. Notice that the navigation may fail to move to the next occurrence, or when reaching the last occurrence, it does not cycle back to the first.

Expected behavior: The search interface should display a counter indicating how many times the word appears (e.g., "02/05"). The navigation arrows should move smoothly between all occurrences and cycle back to the first when pressing "down" after the last one, or to the last when pressing "up" after the first.

Actual behavior: No word count indicator is shown. Navigation arrows are inconsistent: sometimes they do not jump to the next occurrence, and they do not cycle through results in a loop.

Environment: App version: 2026.3.3. OS: Windows 11 Device: Desktop

While trying to access my own site, the page got stuck loading. I attempted to press the edit button, but the loading continued.

Suddenly, the application closed and the desktop shortcut disappeared. When trying to reopen the app, the following error message appeared: "installation has failed." It is important to note that I had already installed the latest version and was able to access it without issues prior to this incident.

Steps to reproduce

1. Open the desktop app and attempt to access a site.

2. Observe that the page gets stuck loading.

3. Press the edit button while the page is still loading.

4. The app suddenly crashes and closes.

5. Notice that the desktop shortcut is no longer present.

6. Try to reopen the app.

7. The error message "installation has failed" appears.

Expected behavior: The site should load without issues, and the app should remain stable. The installation should not be affected or removed.

Actual behavior: The app crashes, the desktop shortcut disappears, and attempting to reopen the app results in an "installation has failed" error, suggesting the app was uninstalled or corrupted.

Environment: App version: Latest version (already installed and working previously) OS: Windows 11 Device: Desktop

When attempting to update a site that includes a query block, the update does not go through and fails. The changes are not saved, and the site remains unchanged.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open a site in the desktop app.

2. Add or modify a query block within the site.

3. Attempt to update/publish the site.

4. Observe that the update fails and the changes are not applied.

Expected behavior: The site should update successfully, including the query block changes.

Actual behavior: The update fails, and the site remains unchanged.

Environment: App version: 2026.3.4. OS: Windows 11 Device: Desktop

Tuesday, April 21, 2026

When pasting a link after a paragraph, the link is inserted in the middle of a previous sentence instead of at the intended cursor position. Even though the cursor is clearly placed after the paragraph, the paste operation does not respect the cursor location.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Write a paragraph ending with a sentence.

2. Place the cursor clearly after the paragraph (e.g., at the beginning of a new line or after a line break).

3. Copy a link (e.g., from a browser).

4. Paste the link.

5. Observed result: The link appears in the middle of a previous sentence within the paragraph, not after the paragraph.

Expected Behavior The link should be pasted exactly where the cursor is placed — after the paragraph, not inside a previous sentence.

Environment: App version: 2026.4.3. OS: Windows 11 Device: Desktop