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Old Fri, Oct-14-11, 05:56
abbykitty abbykitty is offline
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I love that when you log in you can see what posts you haven't read. But if I log in for one second, read one post and log off, it wipes out all memory and it's as if I read every single new post that had occurred since the last time I logged in. Is there any way to retain memory on posts that haven't been actually read and opened? It makes me not want to log in unless I have time to read everything new I want to read or I lose my place.

It's like constantly losing your page when you are reading a book.

Help appreciated.

Thanks!
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Old Fri, Oct-14-11, 13:10
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I love that when you log in you can see what posts you haven't read. But if I log in for one second, read one post and log off, it wipes out all memory and it's as if I read every single new post that had occurred since the last time I logged in. Is there any way to retain memory on posts that haven't been actually read and opened? It makes me not want to log in unless I have time to read everything new I want to read or I lose my place.

It's like constantly losing your page when you are reading a book.

Help appreciated.

Thanks!

hi there,

Unfortunately, each time you log out it effectively marks all forums as "read". There's nothing we can do about that, as it's built into the software program.

It would be better if you could just stay logged in. Is there a reason you must log out so frequently? I don't mean to be flippant , but actually it might work for you to read the forums as an unlogged guest, and then log in only if you wish to reply to a post, or start your own discussion thread.

Just a thought


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Old Sat, Oct-15-11, 09:13
abbykitty abbykitty is offline
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I guess I hadn't thought of that! It's on a laptop so I always just shut it off. When I open to the website it automatically logs me in so I don't think going in anon will work. I'll try just leaving it on. Thanks!
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Old Sat, Oct-15-11, 10:10
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Yes, that's what I do. I find it's best to stay logged in, unless you're using a shared computer. That's the only reason I can think of where a member might want to log out after each browsing session.

Just make sure the "Remember Me" box is checked when you log in


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