That marks everything read, including threads I haven't read yet to decide whether I want to watch them or not. I was wondering if there was a way to just mark all of the threads in my watched threads as read, without affecting any others.Greg Bernhardt said:What happens if you hit the "mark all forums read" link? https://www.physicsforums.com/forums/-/mark-read?date=1675884827
"My Watched Threads" is a feature on many online forums and discussion platforms that allows users to keep track of threads or discussions they are interested in. This feature typically displays a list of all the threads a user has subscribed to or marked as "watched".
The location of "My Watched Threads" may vary depending on the platform, but it is typically found in the user's profile or account settings. Some platforms may also have a dedicated button or link for this feature on the main page.
"My Watched Threads" displays all past threads that the user has watched or subscribed to. This allows users to easily access and refer back to discussions they have participated in or are interested in without having to search for them.
Yes, users can usually remove threads from "My Watched Threads" by clicking on an "unwatch" or "unsubscribe" button next to the thread. This will remove the thread from the list and no longer notify the user of any updates or new posts.
Yes, many platforms allow users to customize their notification settings for "My Watched Threads". This can include choosing to receive notifications for all updates, only new posts, or no notifications at all. Users can also choose to receive notifications via email, push notifications, or within the platform itself.