Slack Send Button Hidden When Composing Messages With Multiple Images
Slack's message composer hides the Send button when users attach multiple images alongside text, leaving no visible way to submit the message. This UI regression blocks standard rich-media messaging workflows and forces users to find workarounds for a core action.
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