Troubleshooting
Head over to the github issues to see if the issue hasn't already been reported. If it hasn't, you can submit it.
Try opening an incognito tab or clearing your cookies/cache to restart the wallet connection. You can also try a different browser. Also, try clicking the hamburger menu to "unsync" and then sync again.
A transaction on a blockchain is irreversible. Once minted, you cannot edit the title, description, or tags. We recommend you consider burning it.
We recommend to wait at least one day. The developers are constantly pushing updates to the site, and sometimes patience is the best answer.
The error "Storage quota exceeded for the operation. A script or one of its callee wrote more bytes than the operation said it would" arises when the Tezos blockchain network is busy with lots of transactions. You might see this as "Backtracked" in the list of operations in your wallet.
The action you were trying to do will not have been completed, and you can retry it safely. Some wallets may have offered you the opportunity to increase the amount of storage fees, and increasing by, say, 3% usually results in a successful transaction.
It's worth noting that all transaction attempts, including failed ones, do incur small blockchain network fees which are not recoverable.
The usual cause for this is trying to swap more items that were minted. If you minted 10 items and try to swap 20, you'll receive this error.
also can be seen as transaction likely to fail
You will have to manually set max storage fees (it only charges the storage fee that was really used in the operation).
mint - set storage to 310
swap - set storage to 180
if these parameters fail, try going even higher
If raising storage fees doesn't work, you'll have to switch to using kukai wallet. You don't need to make a new wallet to do this. Here is a video tutorial on how to import your wallet to Kukai.