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Weird bits of text appearing in the site UI

dacty

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This just happened in the last few minutes, I reloaded a page and a grey bar with the text Array appeared on the left of the screen, and the word apache showed up over the forum links. I've checked it on PC in brave, firefox, and edge, and brave on mobile, and it shows up in all of them, logged in and out.

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I was about to ask because it showed up and took up a 5th or so of my pages for no reason. Chrome.
 
Oh, not just me then. Thought I'd done something without even realising it. Not even a big change or anything, but the alignment is just throwing me off.
 
That its happening so consistently across so many browsers means its probably something site-side.

Array could be an update bug, but I don't know if apache has places in coding or if its a troll.
 
Doesn't show on mobile to me (so far, at least). but yeah, PC it shows.

Apparently the page code has an added <div>Array</div> section or smth like that, that didn't exist before.
 

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