When entering a long read thread such as this, you've already established we don't jump to the last unread post automatically. But if we want to go to a next page, the page counts and "Next/Last" buttons are only at the bottom of the thread page. We could do with them at the top of the thread page as well.
Will you think about allowing people to delete (disable) their account?
It's there but it works a bit different. The first post in a thread will always be on top and then you can change the order of the comments to it in the thread. So choosing (in the community prefs) "Sort comments in discussions: Newest post first" will show the initial post on top and then sort the comments as "newest first", ie this should be right after the opening post until someone else posts to this thread.
No, all I do is exit my browser and I am logged off.
What are your cookie settings? Do you delete them on browser close? That's the only way for me to reproduce the described behavior using Firefox. If I keep them until they expire it works as expected (keeps you logged in).
No, all I do is exit my browser and I am logged off.
What are your cookie settings? Do you delete them on browser close? That's the only way for me to reproduce the described behavior using Firefox. If I keep them until they expire it works as expected (keeps you logged in).
Oliver
"Pale Moon will remember your browsing, download, form and search history, and keep cookies from websites you visit."
That would probably cause bigger inconveniences because there are a number (a lot?) of places out there beyond our control that will continue to reference the old site for at least sometime. We want to make sure people using those links will still find us. The logout in such a case is a price worth to pay I think.
The image option has an "Image description" field that isn't utilized at the moment. In another of my posts I inserted comments here that I expected would temporarily be visible when I mouse over the images. They're not visible, not in Pale Moon and not in Internet Explorer 11.
Oliver Bock wrote:Ageless
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When entering a long read
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When entering a long read thread such as this, you've already established we don't jump to the last unread post automatically. But if we want to go to a next page, the page counts and "Next/Last" buttons are only at the bottom of the thread page. We could do with them at the top of the thread page as well.
Will you think about allowing people to delete (disable) their account?
I'm missing the 'newest post
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I'm missing the 'newest post first' sort option.
Alexander
Alex_89 wrote:I'm missing the
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It's there but it works a bit different. The first post in a thread will always be on top and then you can change the order of the comments to it in the thread. So choosing (in the community prefs) "Sort comments in discussions: Newest post first" will show the initial post on top and then sort the comments as "newest first", ie this should be right after the opening post until someone else posts to this thread.
Ageless wrote: No, all I do
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What are your cookie settings? Do you delete them on browser close? That's the only way for me to reproduce the described behavior using Firefox. If I keep them until they expire it works as expected (keeps you logged in).
Oliver
Ageless wrote:Also not nice
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Spell-checking should work now!
Oliver Bock wrote:Ageless
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Pale Moon 24.7.1 (x64).
Okay, this is a problem with
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Okay, this is a problem with an old link I used to get to the front page.
I have been using the bookmark https://albert.phys.uwm.edu/index.php all this time. This is the one that logs me out after each browser closure.
When I use http://albertathome.org/ I stay logged in.
Confusing though as they both have the same favicon.
Perhaps you best take the first link down, and only allow use of the second link?
That would probably cause
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That would probably cause bigger inconveniences because there are a number (a lot?) of places out there beyond our control that will continue to reference the old site for at least sometime. We want to make sure people using those links will still find us. The logout in such a case is a price worth to pay I think.
Cheers,
Oliver
The image option has an
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The image option has an "Image description" field that isn't utilized at the moment.
In another of my posts I inserted comments here that I expected would temporarily be visible when I mouse over the images. They're not visible, not in Pale Moon and not in Internet Explorer 11.