Following usual Pi Zero W MagicMirror tutorials this is what I got:

Midori just doesn’t work, tried both console and desktop, result is either black screen, white screen or Connection Refused response, regardless what I put to config. Googling about Midori problem I found out that more people has/had that problem but without any solution. Connecting from remote Windows computer opens MM normally.

Chromium is working, in some context - when I open it in Desktop, it starts everything (all modules) normally.
When I start it in Console, it loads clock, currentweather, weatherforecast and calendar_monthly normally but doesn’t load Trello and Calendar (endless loading). When I open MM from another computer, Trello and Calendar load on both computer and raspberry!
Also, GoogleMapsTraffic sometimes load white screen, and sometimes load normally.

I am out of my mind already. I don’t know how to debug this anymore… I hope someone has any idea…

I had the same issue. Tried Chromium instead Midori, where it works fine.

Using wholeList: true, and showChecklists is true by default.

Nobody using this or nobody having problems like me? My Trello module sometimes doesn’t load all cards and all checklists. Currently I have 3 cards on the list, but module is showing whole 1st (with checklist), only title of 2nd and a loading icon for 2nd card’s checklist. No track of 3rd card. How to debug this?

Platform: Raspberry Pi Zero W, Linux pi 4.9.59+ #1047 Sun Oct 29 11:47:10 GMT 2017 armv6l GNU/Linux

Node Version: v.4.2.1

MagicMirror Version: Latest (2018-01-01)

Steps to Reproduce: explained in description.

Expected Results: I expected not to see evening compliment as code says that it’s evening after 17:00.

Actual Results: explained in description.

Configuration:

{
                        module: "compliments",
                        position: "bottom_bar",
                        config: {
                                updateInterval: 12000,
                                compliments: {
                                        anytime: [
                                                "anytime text"
                                        ],
                                        rain: [
                                                "rain text"
                                        ],
                                        morning: [
                                                "morning test"
                                        ],
                                        evening: ["evening test"]
                                }
                        }
                },

Additional info: I don’t know if it was the same before the update. Also, “date” in terminal returns afternoon time too.

How to debug this? How to find out what number is behind “hour” variable at that moment?