I know this has been said before, but i don't suppose there is any chance of changing it I use new posts religiously, and having read posts or threads etc deleted from it is quite a pain For example, (and this happens all the time for me), i just read a post and one of the responses Dave has already replied an answer to in a different thread. So i went to Daves posts to find it, to copy the answer, then i went back to new posts to get the thread where i read the question. And of course it was not there, i then spent the next 10 mins trying to find that post, and couldnt find it. So i had to load up the spy and wait while it loaded up all the posts and edits. To find the post, got bored and gave up Having read posts in new posts is a vital part of the way i navigate a forum Please, is there any chance of changing it back? Rgds Ace PS i have waited this long to post as i wanted to give it a chance, but i find it long and painful
Using your example, might I suggest that when you are reading a thread and want to go to another post that you open a new tab in your browser to search in. That way you will not lose your place in the current thread and continue on once you have found what you are looking for. May, or may not, make some things a little easier.
Yeah that is a temp solution, as i will not do that all the time, so it will still be frustrating It is like treating the symptoms, rather than the disease Rgds Ace
Hi Ace Flyer Please see this thread here. It explains a lot about the way the forums work etc. Forum Features, Limitations, Bits and Bobs
I normally open the new posts and then anything else I want toread from that gets opened in a new tab leaving the original new posts the way it was. MAybe thats a workaround for some who dont want to refesh the new posts page every time they read a thread.
i think the forums are pretty cool, the whats new tab is handy i just wish that it updates from your last login as opposed to everything since you last read all forums, because i have to keep marking all read once i have checked it, but looking at the above if we did that it might cause a stir lol