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Does physicsforums have a function for bringing to view New Topics or New Posts? If not, could the functionality be put in?
Forum functionality for "New Topics" or "New Posts"
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I've been here for 20 years. Pretty sure that even with all the technology development, there's a link here directly on the starting page to "New Posts". There is no "New Topics" link specifically, posts as new topics are listed in the "New Posts" list.
I am now writing using a standard Chrome browser on some random Android smartphone. It's to the right and top of the screen: a flash symbol.
I am now writing using a standard Chrome browser on some random Android smartphone. It's to the right and top of the screen: a flash symbol.
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Good! Now I see it.Borek said:
So one alternative to this is to "Watch" the forums you are interested in, and that way you will receive a notice whenever a new thread is started in that forum. For example, here is what I see at the top of the EE forum, which is one of the forums that I Watch (screenshot from my Firefox browser on my Win10 laptop):dextercioby said:
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Thanks. Post #3 and #4 are the answer or resolution.
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No. Not really. My best senses were not hard at work finding the feature. Watched Threads I am accustomed to but that would only be for what I have already read in the forum and responded to.berkeman said:So I'm chopped liver is what you are saying...