I considered replacing my profile picture, so I went to my settings and tried to upload a new one. At first it looked like it was working, but when I refreshed the page after clicking ‘Save’, nothing happened.

So I turned off my content blocking extensions, allowed Opera to permit trackers, advertisements, and protected content, and I retried to upload my profile picture.

{“data”:{“error”:“rate_limit_error”},“state”:“success”}

I decided to modify my browser to accept all cookies, and this time I tried browsing outside of private mode.

{“data”:{“error”:“rate_limit_error”},“state”:“success”}

At this point I thought ‘fuck it’, switched to Microsoft’s awful Edge browser, and tried to upload my picture from there.

{“data”:{“error”:“rate_limit_error”},“state”:“success”}

Piss, piss, PISS!

ETA: I figured out what the problem is. The page didn’t want to save because the description had too many characters in it.

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    Assuming you’re still getting the rate limit error, I’m not sure how to proceed. Normally you would only get that issue if you’re making a lot of requests, but the fact that you’re able to post fine suggests that’s not the issue.

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      The error message isn’t appearing anymore, but the Save function still doesn’t work.

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        If you find out anything else let me know. I can’t reproduce the issue.

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          I figured out what the problem is. The page didn’t want to save because my description/biography had a link in it. Everything works fine as long as the link is gone.

          ETA: The number of characters was the problem.