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I just use the snipping tool for all my Windows-based screenshot needs...
The man is good!how in the world did you pull that off.
Photoshop.how in the world did you pull that off.
I just refreshed the homepage. I even refreshed again before I took the screenshot and it was the same. I'm at home now and it's back to normal.how in the world did you pull that off.
Great, you broke it. It's not even a month old. We just can't have anything nice.Did it again. Different computer. Chromebook this time. All I did was load the homepage.
It's not even a month old
Things are getting better every day.
Emojis need some work though.
Speaking of emojis.. I'd be ecstatic if you guys could reintroduce the :smokingsomeb: emoji.. [emoji41]Things are getting better every day.
Emojis need some work though.
This has come up before. Hopefully we get a fix soon.One annoyance I just came across: I was trying to check my memory by locating an old thread. This would have been one of several root threads for a device I used to own, so I wanted to browse root threads for that device. So I first select the device, which is fine. I then filter for "root" threads using the "thread display options", which now gives me a list of root threads, but for all devices! So I then try to select the device again, and of course it loses the root filter...
So it looks like I can either filter on threads for a particular device, or root threads, but not root threads for a particular device. I've tried this for different devices and different prefixes, and it looks like it's a limitation of the filtering system. And if it isn't, and there is a way of doing this, it's certainly insufficiently clear how this is done.
One annoyance I just came across: I was trying to check my memory by locating an old thread. This would have been one of several root threads for a device I used to own, so I wanted to browse root threads for that device. So I first select the device, which is fine. I then filter for "root" threads using the "thread display options", which now gives me a list of root threads, but for all devices! So I then try to select the device again, and of course it loses the root filter...
So it looks like I can either filter on threads for a particular device, or root threads, but not root threads for a particular device. I've tried this for different devices and different prefixes, and it looks like it's a limitation of the filtering system. And if it isn't, and there is a way of doing this, it's certainly insufficiently clear how this is done.
Thanks, that works. But you'll only do that if you know about it. It's not easily discoverable.I put in for this and it was marked as fixed. What if you click the root label instead of used the display options?
Speaking of which, I think I've noticed that my log in is dropped quickly after navigating only a few pages away from where I logged in last. I've seen this definitely on my Mobile (which drops tasks and browser redraws frequently - my problem not yours) and possibly just now on my desktop computer.
I don't really want you to try to make my log in persist for a longer amount of time (security concern) I only bring this up to say that if my log in is dropped quickly, and I keep browsing threads not logged in, my unread messages tracker will be inaccurate over time.
Is the "keep logged in" checkbox checked? Let me know!