| Gonzo |
Curious... how does everyone else do this. After selecting new posts from the home page I am presenting with all new posts since last log in... very handy.
I then select a post and respond to it. Is there a quick link after posting that would take you back to the new posts since last log in?
Right now after I post I've been pressing BACK four times. I thinking there must be a better way.
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| GMTURBO43 |
| It isn't that much quicker - but I go to the nissanmurano.org link - then click on new posts. |
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| zebelkhan |
You can click on "home" on top of the page and select "new Postys" again there. You save two clicks but if you are slow like me, by the time you respond to a post and try to get back the rest of the "new posts" will be gone!
Another method would be to copy the link after you have clicked on the new posts and just paste it back in the browser. But of course you would not be able to do any other copy and pasting or you will lose that!
I personally just use the "back" method. That way I get to see all the posts that were new when I first logged in, and it is not really that much extra work...
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| mgthe3 |
| After you have posted or read deep into a thread, click the arrow on the right side of back and choose the first link. |
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| Corin |
quote:
Originally posted by mgthe3
After you have posted or read deep into a thread, click the arrow on the right side of back and choose the first link.
Ditto. Browser history is there, make use of it! :) |
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| FastEddy |
For us that use Fire Fox, select and go to "New Posts" then from the address box drag the URL to the top of your browser as a tab.
I just click the tab and go directly to the new post page when I first come on and click the same tab after navigating elsewhere on the site to return to the new posts page.
You can do the same in IE but with a bookmark |
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| Gonzo |
Thanks I kind of thought of that... I was hoping there was a link already on each page... oh well no biggie.
Thanks for your wooonnnderrrfulll suggestions! |
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| Kris |
IE.
Nissan Murano org website link.
Click on “new posts”
Right click on post I am interested in and “open in new window”.
Answer or whatever….
Close the window.
Note, the “new posts” window stays open all the time!!!1 |
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| Gonzo |
| Ah.... now we are talking I like that and the history idea. |
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