Is there a way to read only new posts/responses since the last visit or user set time?
In effect, is it necessary to manually scroll to the end of the thread which was tagged as new by 'View new posts' ?
Help appreciated. Some threads are long!
View new posts
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ikar-us
Re: View new posts
This is what he does, as he says.
But this only shows in which threads there are new posts present.
There's no possibility to jump to the first new post in the thread.
But this only shows in which threads there are new posts present.
There's no possibility to jump to the first new post in the thread.
Re: View new posts
From the new post results, only the topics with an icon left of the title have unread posts - clicking on that icon should take you to the first unread post in that topic (hover the mouse pointer over the icon > View first unread post).
Re: View new posts
You can configure to list newest posts first, which I do and it works great. Also using the
button works.
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L Bell
Re: View new posts
That icon to the left of the post title (red with a blue dot) works perfectly.satrow wrote:From the new post results, only the topics with an icon left of the title have unread posts - clicking on that icon should take you to the first unread post in that topic (hover the mouse pointer over the icon > View first unread post).
Jumps to first unread message which is new to me.
Thanks for saving some of us much time and eye-strain!
Off-topic:
Was spoiled on my old BBS system, where you just hit 'r' to read all new posts, and it jumped from base to base and topic to topic. You could also set a different 'last visit' date and time, to browse 'back' in time.
LBWas spoiled on my old BBS system, where you just hit 'r' to read all new posts, and it jumped from base to base and topic to topic. You could also set a different 'last visit' date and time, to browse 'back' in time.
Re: View new posts
Go to the thread and click "First unread post" top-right. this will jump to the first post in that thread you haven't read yet.
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