Published by Lyle Seaman on 16 October 2026, this Error'd collection assembles five reader reports about interfaces that make ordinary tasks needlessly strange. Dr. Doom submitted a desktop-browser screenshot of TikTok viewed without logging in. The page showed multiple scrollbars around a non-explicit montage of a singer's live performance. He called the arrangement "Scrollbar-ception" and linked it to doom-scrolling.

An anonymous reader had dragged a group of table cells too far while rearranging a Word document. The program then displayed an explanation of the mistake. B.J. H. described a Southwest baggage page where bags appeared to have been scanned, while tracking reported no scans. A subsequent page made the user doubt whether the system could establish their own existence.

Adam R. found Stripe placing the plus or minus marker for a transaction amount on the line above the amount. The likely typographic cause was a missing non-breaking space, allowing line-breaking logic to separate sign and value. Peter S. saw a collection of yes/no controls on Peloton's official Repowered resale site, choices that made each response feel like a wager. Whether Peter reached his goals or simply gave up before selling remains unclear.