Looks like the site is doing something weird with dates.... when I load it here (from en-GB), it opens with the start/end dates showing "05/01/2023" and "12/01/2023", which would be the past week according to en-GB date formatting; but then it shows a message "Start must be before end date, and dates must not be in the future. Please check dates and try again." Clicking the date-picker icons confirms that it is interpreting these dates -- which I guess must have been generated and filled in by the site's own JS -- as May 1st and Dec 1st, rather than Jan 5th and 12th. Manually changing the date fields to en-US format seems to work in Firefox release (v108), and the graph appears, but in Nightly (110) it fails. I see exactly the same in Chrome, fwiw: the date fields are confused by my en-GB locale; and once I work around that, the graph works in Chrome release but fails to render in Canary.
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Looks like the site is doing something weird with dates.... when I load it here (from en-GB), it opens with the start/end dates showing "05/01/2023" and "12/01/2023", which would be the past week according to en-GB date formatting; but then it shows a message "Start must be before end date, and dates must not be in the future. Please check dates and try again." Clicking the date-picker icons confirms that it is interpreting these dates -- which I guess must have been generated and filled in by the site's own JS -- as May 1st and Dec 1st, rather than Jan 5th and 12th. Manually changing the date fields to en-US format seems to work in Firefox release (v108), and the graph appears, but in Nightly (110) it fails. I see exactly the same in Chrome, fwiw: the date fields are confused by my en-GB locale; and once I work around that, the graph works in Chrome release but fails to render in Canary. [edit: mid-aired with Dennis saying much the same thing]