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I think it would be kinda cool if endless generations had some kind of thing where you can add to or edit the prompt before you make the image so you can get the same result but with something changed or some feature where I could add a story to a collection would be cool also pls negative prompts :D
Yes, totally agree! I'm not 100% sure yet how much flexibility I can give you for tweaking the prompt, but I'll definitely update the Endless feature to work that way soon. Negative prompts and adding a story to a collection are great ideas too. Thanks for the suggestions!
great addition
Like this, nice 👍
"fixed typo three seconds after posting" Man have I been there. I double, triple check it but the /second/ I post it then I finally notice the typo. On the subject of bugs though, the "make public" button seems to have vanished on some older images, and the infinite scrolling is completely borked in Firefox. After the second or third load the next one will hang/crash the browser (images layer/stack over each other). It happens on my Windows 10 PC and my Android 16 tablet so it's definitely Firefox and not just me. Chrome works fine of course. Oh, and most of the dropdown boxes don't work either in Firefox, except for the model selector for some reason.
Ouch! Thanks for flagging all this. I'll be honest, I haven't checked Firefox in a while since I mostly test on Chrome and Safari. Going to dig into everything you reported and fix it
Quick update! The endless loading bug on Firefox is fixed, hopefully without adding new ones in the process. I couldn't reproduce the dropdown issue though. If there's a specific one giving you trouble, let me know which and I'll take a look. As for the make public button on older images, that one's actually intended. They need to be reclassified first before they can be made public. I'll get to that part later on.
Very nice