So many people were clicking on the link from here that it inadvertently DDOS-ed my server. I had to turn on the "under attack" feature in Cloudflare just to get the other sites running again.
Is it they do illegal thing and then try to extort money from you for doing the same thing? Or have they received a royal blessing nowadays and can do so legally?
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I look no further than bubble sort -- it is simple enough I can recite it straight away should someone wake me up at modnight.
On top of that (and maybe I'm just clumsy with controls) I can easily jump back and forth and re-read the text a few times if I need to. It's very difficult to rewind the video to exactly the same position you need it to.
That's their mobile layout in general. In their view they must have improved UX immensely since no mobile person has needed help/support since introduction of infinite scrolling
yesterday I tried to access customer service on my phone and I was unable to figure it out. the phone number told me to toss off and the chat link (even in desktop mode) just redirected me to the amazon app page in the App Store, an app I already have downloaded. I had to go on my laptop in the end
My wife chats with them so often, in the app I just have to go to hamburger menu > contact us > return to chat.
If your shortcuts don’t include “contact us” you should be able to find it by scrolling to the bottom of the hamburger menu and tapping “customer service”. getting a live agent entails some dark magic, but if you bother the bot enough she’ll connect you.
what region are you in? I accidentally switched my region to USA a while ago and the whole app’s UI changed drastically. on my app Contact Us is hidden 3 layers deep with each link at the bottom of its layer
but (on desktop) if you want to speak to a human once you are actually in chat, there’s a very subtle button in the centre just above the message bar that will bypass the automated system if you click it
