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A small problem about the standings
By 7etuPr0mK_X-VPA.8-ER1SYJ, history, 7 months ago, In English

I just found a small issue on Codeforces: when you drag the last column of the ranklist, the line on the right of it will disappear.

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What extension do you use to show green-to-red gradient scores on standings?

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I did not know it was possible to drag the columns. What's the use case for this? It happens due to border-right: none on the last column.

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Is that a new feature? I've used Codeforces for 8 years and never knew that was a thing!

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I also knew this feature already when i was submitting a code and mistakenly clicked on one col and get Hold Ctrl+Alt and click to hide column. Also, you can drag&drop columns to reorder them.

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that one newbie on the top......

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The more important finding is that you can drag the columns in the first place

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    I just wish there was some way to permanently reorder where the name column is (since reordering is client-side only/doesn't persist).

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      Then if you hide some column accidentally, you can't show it anymore...

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        I was talking about a separate setting considering it's not exactly feasible to make permanent changes to all columns (since most of them aren't visible half the time, i.e. letters later into the alphabet, multi-part problems, etc). (It could technically be done by creating a full-blown drag-and-drop editor for the look of it, but I reckon that would be pretty low on the list of priorities and not many people would use/know about it.)

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...Just how, man?

Like can AI really solve all those problems?

Or do they copy from a LGM, because if so I still think other LGM's should be able to beat that, no?

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