Can't drag n' drop images into repo readme.md

[valkyrienyanko]

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Hello, I'm not really sure where to ask this. I'm trying to upload an image via drop n' drop to my github repo readme.md. As soon as I drop the image, the github load indicator starts rolling for a second at the bottom but no image gets uploaded. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong here. I'm on Fedora KDE 43 using Wayland (problem also happens in Plasma X11). I have tried uploading the image in two separate browsers, both LibreWolf (installed through dnf) and Opera (installed through flathub). I'm running out of things to try. The problem does not happen on Windows, only Fedora.

Update: I can see the image gets uploaded to the GitHub site through the browser network tab and I can manually copy the url from the response tab and paste that into the proper markdown. But this is very inconvenient.

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