## Issue
40 Linked comments doesn't scroll for deep replies
## Notes
Don't need an effect for this, plus it was causing the parent to not pick it up for auto-scrolling.
I believe these are unintentional items from d54976e461 because:
- feels irrelevant to the change.
- the env doesn't have correct values anyway (looks like for dev).
That change was causing the env to be copied over to `/web` and appear as an untracked file in git.
## Issues
- The current version of the link handler doesn't seem able to control the livestream player's position.
- The "live" position is always 0:00 and everything behind it is a negative timestamp. The current timestamp parser doesn't handle negative values.
* adding functionality to detect user download speed
* calculating bandwidth speed more intelligently
* saving download speed and updating it every 30s
* all the functionality should be done needs testing
* fix linting
* use a 1mb file for calculating bandwidth
* add optional chaining plugin to babel and get bitrate from texttrack
* allow optional chaining for flow
* ignore flow error
* disable bandwidth checking functionality
* fix flow error
## Issue
Part of `7166 improve search metadata`
## Notes
This is an experiment to influence the Sitelinks in our search results. Our current sitemap only consists of claims, so claims appear in Sitelinks more often. We (Julian) want categories to have higher priority, if possible.
For now, the sitemap will be defined in Google Console instead of robots.txt.
If it works, the file should be uploaded to sitemap.odysee.com, alongside the claim list sitemap.
## Issue
Category cards are showing up as "odysee.com" cards in Facebook.
## Change
- `og:url` is supposed to be the canonical URL. It was hardcoded to "odysee.com", so every category was being redirected when the card is being generated.
- Removed `twitter:url`. The documentation says it will fall back to `og:url`, so there is not need to define both if it's the same.
Since the redux slice is set up based on content or channel ID (for Channel Discussion page), re-use the channel ID for the case of "own comments". We always clear each ID when fetching page-0, so no worries of conflict when actually browsing the Channel Discussion page.
This reduces one lookup as clients will always have the claimID ready, but might not have the full URI.
It was using URI previously just to match the other APIs.
- Switch from 'author' to 'creator' to disambiguate between comment author and content author. For comment author, we'll use 'commenter' from now on.
- Corrected 'commenterClaimId' to 'creatorClaimId' (just a typo, no functional change).
