As reported here: https://www.minds.com/newsfeed/1004798632610390016 some blogs seem to not display text on iOS app.

https://www.minds.com/GrimKnowledge/blog/taking-the-human-element-out-of-decision-making-danger-of-ai-1004484852974759936

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it is a problem with the xml of the blog, for the embedded videos the url is //www.youtube.com/... instead of https://www.youtube.com Seems like the parser in Android is smart enough to support this but not in iOS.

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Moving out of triage since you understand the issue @msantang78 , move it back in and let me know if anything else needs gathering.

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@msantang78 please give thoughts

As I commented previously, at least in the blogs I tested the HTML has a bad format or some links without the protocol. Maybe the best approach here is some sort of blog HTML content sanitization in the backend.

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The blog can be seen and read from my android phone. Can someone check ios if it is not too much trouble? @benhayward.ben @javanick

Works fine for me, Android S10

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it is a problem with the xml of the blog, for the embedded videos the url is //www.youtube.com/... instead of https://www.youtube.com Seems like the parser in Android is smart enough to support this but not in iOS.

As I commented previously, at least in the blogs I tested the HTML has a bad format or some links without the protocol. Maybe the best approach here is some sort of blog HTML content sanitization in the backend.