I gave an article a secret. When I open that article as the owner and scroll down, I can click the "Secrets" tab in the metadata section and it shows the secret I gave the article. (This is on Chrome browser) When I open a different web browser (Firefox) which is NOT logged in to my World Anvil account, the "Secrets" tab is visible. But when I click on it, nothing appears (which is of course correct. It shouldn't show the secrets to a visitor). However, I note that other articles that do not have any included secrets do NOT show the "Secrets" tab.   The (minor) problem: showing the existence of the "Secrets" tab (even though it will be empty to visitors) reveals there are secrets to be found. In the case of running an RPG, this (can) create an unwanted bias in player behavior. Or perhaps (in the case of a novel) clue the audience in that there is something to be found.   The expected behavior is that the secrets tab next to the meta data would not be visible if there are no secrets to be visible underneath it.

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Create 2 public articles. Give 1 article a secret. Then view each article WITHOUT being logged in as the respective author (a visitor to the article). Scroll down to the end of each article. Notice that the secret tab is visible on the article with the secret, even though the secret itself is not visible. Notice that that would clue you in on information you are not meant to know.

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