Below is a screenshot of some email addresses in the same domain (parts blanked out for privacy), where the "Source" column has been selected for sorting (as shown by the arrow next to the column name). I'm not sure what collation is being used, but the addresses are all ASCII and don't appear to be sorted as one might have expected.

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  • sean replied to this.

    vsajip hmm, not sure why that is happening for you. I just logged into your dashboard to try to reproduce and the Sources column responded to sorting as expected.

    Do you see any errors in your browser's JS console when you change the sort?

      sean No, no errors. I should mention I'm using Firefox 82.0.2, in case that's relevant.

      I can reproduce this easily. On my dashboard:

      1. Go to "Email Addresses".
      2. Filter using "maj". There should be 13 entries shown.
      3. Click on the "Source" column heading to sort on that column. Note the lack of expected ordering. Click on the heading again to reverse the sort - it still doesn't sort as expected. When the sort is ascending, the initial letters of the first entries are c, t, w, y, y, c, e. When the sort is descending, the initial letters are y, y, w, t, c, u, s.
      • sean replied to this.

        vsajip I can reproduce this in Firefox but not in Chrome or Safari. What browser are you using?

        7 days later

        As mentioned above, Firefox 82.0.2.

        • sean replied to this.

          vsajip As mentioned above, Firefox 82.0.2.

          not sure how I missed that 🤣

          Will let you know when we have a fix for this.

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