Wait for the result to be prepared
ORBIT creates its score image after a run ends. Share score remains unavailable until that image is ready, so a briefly disabled button is not necessarily a sharing failure. If image preparation fails, the game shows a message rather than pretending a share file exists.
Stay on the result screen while handling a result you want to keep. Starting another run resets the current share result. If the preparation error asks you to try another run, note the error first if you plan to report it.
Use the fallback when it appears
ORBIT checks whether the browser can share the image file before opening the system interface. Unsupported file sharing and many reported errors open the game’s fallback dialog, where image saving and message copying are separate actions.
If clipboard copying is refused, ORBIT selects the message for manual copying. Review the saved image and pasted text before sending. The fallback is not guaranteed after every unsuccessful native-share attempt, so do not assume it must appear when the system interface closes.
Interpret a return without a fallback
The browser can use the same cancellation signal when you dismiss sharing or when no share destinations are available. ORBIT currently returns without opening its fallback in either case. Seeing no dialog afterward therefore does not prove that you cancelled or that the image was sent.
You can choose Share score again while the result remains available, but repeating the action cannot create a missing share destination. If no usable option appears, preserve a screenshot if needed and report the browser and what happened. A share sheet opening never proves delivery by another service. Do not erase game progress to troubleshoot sharing.