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Hmm. So now, when I've posted, and use my back button to go back to the thread listing, it automatically updates to show the thread I've just posted to as the "newest" one. And there's a definite delay going back to the thread listing even when I don't post. . . Is this what people wanted? Sheesh. 8)
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I, uh, actually find that, uh, it is still transporting me back to sometime in the past. Sometime? Should that be just one word? I don't think so. I'm not sure, but I don't think so.
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But it doesn't to it everywhere, now. Some forums keep themselves updated just fine. So, um, that's a plus. An improvement. You are still my patron saint, Charles.
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You mean, if I go to a Forum, change it to "last day", and hit the "Go" button? Of course it changes in that case. The problem is that it doesn't do it automatically, even though my preference is set for it.
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Charles Capps
We appreciate your concern. It is noted and stupid.
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Go into your profile, nuke your cookies, log in - is it set then?
And JeffK, would you mind trimming your sig down? I've already asked you in private and you haven't responded. No action in 24 hours -> I alter it myself. *twitch*
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That's what I did before the first time I brought it up. It didn't work then, but I'll go ahead and try it again...
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I've done all that too, and it still says "show all topics from the past 60 days." I've deleted my cookies, cleared out my temporary internet files, and logged back in. Still set to 60 days. I've gone into each forum and manually set it to the past 5 days. When I visit the forums again, it reverts back to 60 days. And my profile still have 5 days selected.
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