The style is abnormal

[MomentQYC]

The style is abnormal

[MomentQYC]

More than one person has observed this, so it shouldn't be a local problem

[t3chguy]

Screenshots? How are we meant to know how it looks different to what you expected.

[MomentQYC]

Screenshots? How are we meant to know how it looks different to what you expected.

This is a report from a user, with privacy-related information suppressed

[t3chguy]

That definitely looks like some things aren't loading, logs would be next on the list of stuff we'd need to investigate this. Either that or repro steps.

[MomentQYC]

That definitely looks like some things aren't loading, logs would be next on the list of stuff we'd need to investigate this. Either that or repro steps.

[t3chguy]

I suggest looking at the network tab and filtering down to the origin your Element instance is running on. Synapse requests will have nothing to do with it.

[MomentQYC]

suggest looking at the network tab and filtering down to the origin your Element instance is running on. Synapse requests will have nothing to do with it.

[t3chguy]

That really isn't enough detail. Without a way to reproduce there isn't anything we can do to help you. Four requests is not how many Element makes. Compare it yourself to app.element.io which made 110 requests.

[MomentQYC]

That really isn't enough detail. Without a way to reproduce there isn't anything we can do to help you. Four requests is not how many Element makes. Compare it yourself to app.element.io which made 110 requests.

[t3chguy]

I suggest submitting logs via the in-app mechanism as per the instructions in the issue template, screenshots aren't really enough. Of course you're instead welcome to investigate it yourself.

Compile and deploy Element-Web version 1.11.59 on your own

Would be good to know exactly how this was done, perhaps you compiled it incorrectly or deployed it in an unsupported way.

[MomentQYC]

Would be good to know exactly how this was done, perhaps you compiled it incorrectly or deployed it in an unsupported way.

git pull, yarn, then yarn dist, and deploy using the tarball generated by the last command

[t3chguy]

Can you share such a tarball?

[MomentQYC]

Can you share such a tarball?

Sorry, I can't get anything on that server right now

[MomentQYC]

Can you share such a tarball?

I deleted node_modules and compiled with the latest version to fix the problem.
Thanks.