Commisserate About Change Here

[TrickyNicky]

Man, I hadnt checked TGO and went out and bought a new cell phone.

First sight I logged onto was here and I was making a real idiot of myself in hindsight at the store. 

 

 "Wow, just look how different everything looks on this phone!" "The colors are more vibrant and the whole layout looks different!" 

 

It wasn't until I got home and logged in on the computer that it dawned on me.  

[Just2Honor]

TGO David remember "Nobody likes change but a wet baby"

[DaveTN]

On the default theme, if I pick "content I have posted in"; that's what it shows. On the dark theme it shows everything, including threads I haven't posted in.

(I didn't see this posted anywhere, but I didn't look through everything) 

[analog_kidd]

I think I still prefer the Darker theme. There just isn't enough contrast in the background of the quoted text. To me it's difficult to discern and it blends in with what ever the current poster is saying. I'm colorblind, and it is difficult for me to detect subtle changes. No worries, the Darker theme is just fine.

I have noticed that the post numbers within the thread have been missing ever since the last upgrade. It's not a big deal, but it was nice to see them. Sometimes I like to know how many more posts there are to read, or if someone wants to reference a post from earlier, as in "Look at post 123 to see what I said".

[TGO David]

19 minutes ago, analog_kidd said:

I have noticed that the post numbers within the thread have been missing ever since the last upgrade. It's not a big deal, but it was nice to see them. Sometimes I like to know how many more posts there are to read, or if someone wants to reference a post from earlier, as in "Look at post 123 to see what I said".

IPB did away with post numbers at the end of the V3 software.  They were problematic whenever threads would get merged, posts would get deleted, etc.  Instead they now use the permalink concept where you can use the "Share This Post" link at the top right of any post to reference it in another post.