#Has someone seen an issue like this?

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gritty ore
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This is the console output:

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Once I open the Developer Menu or reload a few times, it switches to the original layout.
The layout seems to be hella buggy

empty plover
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If you refresh, does the dashboard return to normal? Try a hard-refresh too; I think it is Shift+F5. Consider clearing Firefox's cache and refresh and see what that does. (I use Firefox when editing and testing my dashboard.)

gritty ore
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@empty plover Thanks! Sorry, didnt noticed the quiet quick answer.

I tried force reload (on firefox it is ctrl+F5 or Shift+Ctrl+R)

I tried deleting the cash and reloading with the developer tools opened and cache disabled but no luck.
This issue persist for around 6 months now and is on every dashboard that I can edit

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Settings and Energy Dashboard and things like addon pages are fine

empty plover
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Can you Edit the dashboard for me? Click the three dots in the top right corner. Go to RAW configuration editor. Then post the first dozen or so lines of what you see in there?

gritty ore
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@empty plover

`views:

  • path: default_view
    title: ''
    icon: mdi:home
    badges: []
    cards:
    • type: horizontal-stack
      cards:
      • show_name: true
        show_icon: true
        type: button
        tap_action:
        action: navigate
        navigation_path: /lovelace/sicherheit
        icon: mdi:alarm-light
        theme: Fluent Blue
      • show_name: true
        show_icon: true
        type: button`
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I doublechecked that it also happens when accessing by the local IP instead of accessing it trough my nginx reverse proxy

empty plover
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Do you have the BitWarden integration installed? If so, try disabling that.

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Just realized that you mentioned that this is an on-going issue whereas the BitWarden thing is relatively new. #frontend-archived message

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@rain island have you seen anything like this? Maybe a custom card throwing things out of whack?

gritty ore
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No. do not use this addon. The issue also occurs when no addons are enabled at all by using the incognito tab

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Ahh sorry, no. I do not have the bitwarden integration installed

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my bad

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I just uninstalled all custom Frontend items that I installed from HACS. No Luck, still the same issue

(I hardly used them, shouldve uninstalled them either way)

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On Chrome (Thorium) I get no Errors at all

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Meanwhile Waterfox(Firefox) being really unhappy

empty plover
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I don't think those errors are necessarily a bad thing. By the looks of the variable names, I assume the card is trying to pull some info from Mac OS but you're running on a Windows PC.

gritty ore
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I am running Linux

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:D

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I just tried Firefox. Sorry to bother you but I think this is a browser based issue...
I mean Waterfox is perfect for every website, but seem to have some rare issue with the Lovelace... I feel stupid and sad that I need to switch back to Firefox...

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Waterfox to the left and Firefox to the right

empty plover
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So, Waterfox seems to be the issue?

gritty ore
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Should it be installed via HACS? How do I uninstall it when it isnt listed under hacs

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I still would love to try a few fixes, but I think it is. I mean when it works on Firefox but not on Waterfox it seems clear where the issue lays but it also would be interesting to find out what is causing this

empty plover
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You can add a custom repository. Essentially, remove the older version, add the link above as a custom frontend repository, search for the card and you should be shown the fork.

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My assumption is something that Waterfox does when it comes to handling JavaScript.

gritty ore
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I want to remove the old one at first. Is there a folder I should delete?

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I found the custom repo but it wasnt installed. I also removed the custom repo and will restart now

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I mean the repo was "installed" as in added. but nothing from there shouldve been installed

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Still popping in in the debug as active

empty plover
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I don't think you need to do anything special if you removed it via HACS. It should remove the resources itself.

gritty ore
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But HACS isnt listing it as installed. So HACS might lost track of it

empty plover
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Adding the custom repo just means HACS knows where to look to find the files. You'll still need to install the card again.

empty plover
gritty ore
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Yeah, but I just want to remove it

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Still active

empty plover
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Try going to Settings > Dashboards > three dots in upper right > Resources. See if it is listed in there. Click it and then Delete.
Then clear browser cache and refresh yet again.

gritty ore
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Deleted it from /config/www/community

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I hope i didnt broke something since I saw ur latest message to late

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ty for your time btw

empty plover
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Nah. You should be okay after performing the step above.

gritty ore
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Is removed trough your option and not appearing in the console anymore. Still a buggy interface with waterfox :c

empty plover
gritty ore
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I think I will move to firefox then