yvesab opened this issue on Mar 21, 2025 ยท 45 posts
T0mcat00 posted Fri, 28 March 2025 at 2:58 PM
Shouldn't they then state that they can't recreate the problem, instead of declaring it "solved"? The second implies (for me!) that they acknowledged the problem and it was made to disappear - aka solved. Just ignoring a problem someone seems to have, just because they can't replicate it and then not at least saying so and - maybe - asking for more details about the problem... and being silent about it for three years... sounds a bit less than consumer friendly to me ;)Maybe they think it is solved because they can not recreate the problem you are having. Upload a picture so we can see the problem.