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There seems to be a bug in notion that spawns a persistent "notion-unknown-block" div which stalls the notion_page_loaded() call, and timeout has not effect (related #110).
I am unable to recreate this bug at will, and the only way to delete this div is by selecting a few lines around it and ctrl+x.
Deleting doesn't work and is a signature of this bug.
It's on notion's side I believe, I'm sharing it for awareness as this wasted me quite some time. I'm not familiar with what this div type is used for, but maybe the notion_page_loaded() call shouldn't be this unconditional.
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Yes - there seem to be infinite loading spinners in Notion now that don't disappear no matter how long you wait.
I also was confronted with the same issue and friends and I resolved it in the refactored version / fork of loconotion which can be found here: https://github.com/sueszli/notionSnapshot/
There seems to be a bug in notion that spawns a persistent "notion-unknown-block" div which stalls the notion_page_loaded() call, and timeout has not effect (related #110).
I am unable to recreate this bug at will, and the only way to delete this div is by selecting a few lines around it and ctrl+x.
Deleting doesn't work and is a signature of this bug.
It's on notion's side I believe, I'm sharing it for awareness as this wasted me quite some time. I'm not familiar with what this div type is used for, but maybe the notion_page_loaded() call shouldn't be this unconditional.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: