some feedback to the new forum

Elysium87

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1) im using google chrome pc, everytime i open the hwz forum or new page or new thread, always need at least 7 sec to be able to start scrolling the page.
i understand for now, need to put filter under yr adblock/ublock, but tbh, this is not doable for long term and should not be the way

2) under default mode, when reading currently thread, it will point you to the latest message of the thread. but other modes doesn't do the same, always refer me to page 1
only youtube embed works on default mode, other mode doesn't

prefer new message of the thread to be from top to bottom instead of bottom to top, which lots of forum are currently having.
 

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1) im using google chrome pc, everytime i open the hwz forum or new page or new thread, always need at least 7 sec to be able to start scrolling the page.
i understand for now, need to put filter under yr adblock/ublock, but tbh, this is not doable for long term and should not be the way

2) under default mode, when reading currently thread, it will point you to the latest message of the thread. but other modes doesn't do the same, always refer me to page 1
only youtube embed works on default mode, other mode doesn't

prefer new message of the thread to be from top to bottom instead of bottom to top, which lots of forum are currently having.

Yeah it takes so much longer to catch up with new posts because everytime I open a thread, it opens at the first page and I have to do another click to get to the last page. Imagine doing this extra click for multiple threads. Some forums will display the last page number under the thread to make it easy to skip to the last page. Is such an option available? If not, can we be given the choice in default settings to display the replies to a thread in descending order?
 
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Dr.Vijay

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Yeah it takes so much longer to catch up with new posts because everytime I open a thread, it opens at the first page and I have to do another click to get to the last page. Imagine doing this extra click for multiple threads. Some forums will display the last page number under the thread to make it easy to skip to the last page. Is such an option available? If not, can we be given the choice in default settings to display the replies to a thread in descending order?

Is this for mobile or desktop?

One tip is that if you click on the thread title, it will land you where you've last read... but if you click on the time stamp by the person who last posted in it, you'll be taken to the last/latest post in that thread. Of course, this work for desktop since there's limited space to show information on the mobile view.
 

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Is this for mobile or desktop?

One tip is that if you click on the thread title, it will land you where you've last read... but if you click on the time stamp by the person who last posted in it, you'll be taken to the last/latest post in that thread. Of course, this work for desktop since there's limited space to show information on the mobile view.

Mobile.
 

reddevil0728

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Is this for mobile or desktop?

One tip is that if you click on the thread title, it will land you where you've last read... but if you click on the time stamp by the person who last posted in it, you'll be taken to the last/latest post in that thread. Of course, this work for desktop since there's limited space to show information on the mobile view.
Works for mobile too actually
 
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