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The time filter in Google Search broke a few days ago

Marcin Wichary (@mwichary@mastodon.online)

mastodon.online

August 2, 2026

1 min read

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Summary

Mastodon requires JavaScript enabled in the web application for full functionality. Users can also utilize native apps available for their platforms.

Key Takeaways

  • The Mastodon web application requires JavaScript to function properly.
  • Users can opt to use native apps for Mastodon on their respective platforms.
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Community Sentiment

Negative

Positives

  • Some users appreciate that Google typically has very, very thorough tests, suggesting there's a solid foundation somewhere despite current issues.
  • The AI Mode in Google Search seems to produce accurate results in some contexts, even if the overall experience is inconsistent.

Concerns

  • Commenters are frustrated with the apparent lack of QA and the regular breaking of features, questioning the competence of developers at major companies.
  • The culture of prioritizing new features over fixing existing problems is seen as a major flaw, leading to a perception that software is often shipped broken.
  • The advanced search functionality is criticized for being difficult to remember, showing a lack of user-friendly design despite the potential of AI.

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