Bug What is the issue with accessing the Member page on a laptop version of PF?

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The "Member" page is accessible on mobile devices but not on the laptop version of PF, which will be addressed in an upcoming upgrade. Users can find a link to the members' pages under the "Info" section in the non-mobile version, though it defaults to "Most messages" without direct links to specific categories. If the browser window is too narrow, the "Info" dropdown may disappear, making it harder to access member pages. This issue highlights the need for better navigation on the laptop version. An improvement is expected in the next month or two.
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It might just be I hadn't notice, but the "Member" page can be seen on the mobile from the dropdownbut not the laptop version of PF.
 
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Should be fixed in a month or two when we upgrade some things. Stay tuned.
 
I see it both with the mobile and non-mobile version. There is no special version for laptops.
 
The non-mobile version has a link to the members pages under "Info". There is no direct link to each separate category (you will be taken to "Most messages" by default), but you can navigate to whatever category you wish from there.

Edit: If you have a very thin browser window, the "Info" dropdown will disappear and become a link in the general dropdown. This link will take you to the general guidelines and you will not be able to access the member pages.
 
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The non-mobile version has a link to the members pages under "Info". There is no direct link to each separate category (you will be taken to "Most messages" by default), but you can navigate to whatever category you wish from there.

Edit: If you have a very thin browser window, the "Info" dropdown will disappear and become a link in the general dropdown. This link will take you to the general guidelines and you will not be able to access the member pages.
Sorry. My eyes are broken.:-p
 
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