What’s this picture outlined in yellow that says “thank you for playing on OGS”
I asked a friend and he doesn’t have it.
I noticed in a tournament chat a guy asking about the tournament being displayed on his home page until the tournament concludes. I’m not sure if he still had some games active or if it was this he was speaking of. I was curious if anyone else has this?
I had a look in the codebase, and this comes from here:
{state === null && (
<>
<h3>{_("Thank you for playing on Online-Go.com!")}</h3>
<h4>
{_(
"A free, no commitment, 7-day trial of our automated AI reviews is available to you. You should try it and see if you like it!",
)}
</h4>
</>
)}
Curiously, you should be seeing the subheading telling you that you have a 7-day trial, and some buttons about it.
I’m wondering if there’s a layout issue for your screen-size.
Could you possibly log in on a desktop and see if you actually see all the trial info?
You might be able then to dismiss it or take it up 
Meantime, “we” (@anoek & I 
) should dig into why it’s rendering that way for your phone.
Is {state === null && ( equivalent to {(state === null) && ( ?
Yes it is, functionally: both of those will render the fragment between <> and </> if state is null.
However, the second one will not pass the linter: coding standards for typescript typically don’t like redundant parens.
Weird issue, only half of the top part of the banner image is being drawn and the the lower text and buttons are simply not drawn. I haven’t been able to reproduce it on that version of safari, it might be an intermittent issue. Might try restarting the phone, or if you have a desktop open the page up on that as @GreenAsJade suggested.
