I can’t see my course list on my dashboard
This seems to be a Firefox only issue.
I can use Chrome in the meantime, but you probably want to know that this bug exists. 
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Could you try scrolling down the page?
I do see courses on my dashboard / main page, in Firefox on Mac.
Just to make sure - have you tried clearing cache and restarting the browser?
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Yes, changed nothing.
FWIW, my dashboard looks normal, using Firefox.
Could you please open up your browser console, you can do this by right clicking the page and click on ‘Inspect Element’. There is a column titled ‘Console’, please reload the page after clicking on it. Could you then provide us a screenshot of the console. Thank you.
Are you looking for your Italian courses? Maybe change the value in the box on the top right otherwise.
Having the same problem. This happened after I quit some courses.
I used RamMap to empty my standby memory, giving me 4GB free memory.
Quote from https://arty.name/localstorage.html
Last time I’ve checked, Chrome 6.0.472.36 beta let me save 2600-2700 thousands of characters, Firefox 3.6.8 - 5200-5300k
I get the same result on Firefox.
Going into about:config and increasing the dom.storage.default_quota from 5120 to 8000 fixed it. I lowered it again to 5120 and it stayed fixed.
Can you elaborate about a bit how changing this value will affect Firefox and Memrise performance?
Any step to reproduce this? it is happen all the time.
I think the error is caused by we record learning events in localStorage to support users better. Let me think of a solution then. In the meantime, increasing window.localStorage will help. If you get those error in the console. It means you are out of localStorage.
Note that my issue is different from the one of the original poster. As you can see in my previous screenshot my dashboard is completely empty.
I can reproduce it by editing the details of one of my courses. Just now I edited one of my Chinese courses to Breton. The result when I reload the dashboard, note the error message is still (almost?) the same as in my previous screenshot, so I think the solution I posted will also still work:
Do this in the meantime. In console, type in:
window.localStorage.clear()
And try to refresh your browser, and post me the screenshot of your home page
Thanks, that fixed it. I use userstyles to change how my homepage looks so I’m not sure how useful it is to show that. Let me know if you’d still like that and I will disable them and make a screenshot then.
See also that the “Chinese” filtering got overridden.
No worries I like your home page.
We record the filter in localStorage. I am finding a better solution for it. In the meantime, you can use that method or increase the localStorage.
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