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Adding folders caused GM Journels to vanish.

In an attempt to start things right with an organized journal I clicked the add folder button. Nothing happened and I simply believed that the tool was broken. The next time I logged in my Journal was gone. If I rejoin as a player I can see the Journal entries that are currently available to all players. Jumping back in as a GM and they're all invisible again. I can add new characters, but the sidebar remains blank and if I lose the editor then the character is gone for all I know. I've cleared my chat archive, logged in with different computers. I've even tried a clean install of Firefox with no luck in getting my journal back. My game is <a href="https://app.roll20.net/campaigns/details/3185798/redditverse" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/campaigns/details/3185798/redditverse</a>
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Chaogomu
KS Backer
I believe the initial cause of this issue was a chrome addon called Alert Control. This addon blocks alert dialogs. With it disabled I was able to load up a secondary game and create journal folders. My primary game still has the GM journal hidden. I've found an old forum post that says having unnamed folders&nbsp;in your journal will hide everything from you. <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/3182875/slug%7D" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/3182875/slug%7D</a>&nbsp; Edited to add the old post.
Hi Chaogomu, One of our devs was able to have a look and it should be fixed now. Can you confirm this is the case? :)
Yup. it's fixed, thanks. I've also disabled the addon that originally caused this. It's useful but has its downsides.