mark everything as 'read' up to when?

mark everything as 'read' up to when?

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GreenV8S

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30,220 posts

285 months

Friday 11th November 2005
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I tend to use the "what's new since last visit" function to follow what's going on. I seem to remember that once upon a time it used to update the 'time of last visit' automatically but now for whatever reason it doesn't do that. So I have got into the habot of clicking "mark all as read" when I've looked at the recent posts, so don't see them all again next time.

The fly in the ointment is that the "mark all as read" function seems to mark all messages as read up to the time I click the button, not just up to the latest message on the page that I'm looking at when I click the button. It's only a minor niggle, but any chance of recording in the page when it was generated so only messages up to that time are marked as read?

PetrolTed

34,429 posts

304 months

Friday 11th November 2005
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I'll see if I can reinstate the remembering function better. It used to work better than it does now

PetrolTed

34,429 posts

304 months

Monday 16th October 2006
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GreenV8S said:
...I seem to remember that once upon a time it used to update the 'time of last visit' automatically but now for whatever reason it doesn't do that. So I have got into the habot of clicking "mark all as read" when I've looked at the recent posts, so don't see them all again next time.


Now fixed

BliarsGoing

72,857 posts

240 months

Monday 16th October 2006
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PetrolTed said:
GreenV8S said:
...I seem to remember that once upon a time it used to update the 'time of last visit' automatically but now for whatever reason it doesn't do that. So I have got into the habot of clicking "mark all as read" when I've looked at the recent posts, so don't see them all again next time.


Now fixed
However the "what's new" timer" seems to have suffered... I've had my browser open in the background all day yet my "what's new" timer keeps moving forward during the day. Is that by design?

PetrolTed

34,429 posts

304 months

Monday 16th October 2006
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Yes. I can't actually tell if your browser is open or not. I can only go via activity. It times out after 20 minutes.