Observed behaviour
Actual behavior is that all emotes from free users (from what I have seen) defaults to plaintext.
Expected behaviour
Expected behavior is to be able to see emotes you and other free users have typed, in a server that has emotes.
Reproduction steps
- Go to a server as a free user.
- Select an emote from that server.
- Send message with emote.
Details
Summary
Using the Linux AppImage if that changes this behavior, but I doubt it. Happens both in the Fluxer HQ and a private testing server I built for myself. Using any emote in an uploaded server as a free user will cause Fluxer to recognize it is an emote, but displays it as plaintext (ex. if a Plutonium user writes :bloboutage: in the Fluxer HQ server it works as normal, but if a Free user uses any emote in the Fluxer HQ server, or any emote they've uploaded to their own server, it reverts to plaintext)
The pricing page for Plutonium mentions that free users should have access to emotes in the server that they're uploaded in. If this is not the case, please update the Plutonium page so that it does not mention free users being able to have this feature.
Area
Frontend / Web
Environment
Current version of the Linux AppImage, downloaded today.