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How do I jump to my last read post in a thread?
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i would go back to the green version, if i knew how, i surely we shouldnt need to.
Sorry if it's obvious but as a newb I can't figure it out.
If you click on your settings page where you can see the latest updated threads you're subscribed to etc you should find this.
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In my list of subscribed threads I get a link to the latest post, not the first one I haven't read. There is no link to my first unread post when displaying a thread either.
All the other forums I use have these so I assume they were removed from MSE for a reason but it's quite irritating.
Thanks for the reply, I thought I had missed something. Certainly makes navigating this site cumbersome.
Do you have your settings switched to receive email notifications when your subscribed threads have been posted on?
I know it's not exactly what you're asking but it may help make sure you don't miss out on discussions you're interested in.
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Now turned on. Thank you
In agile use-case speak:
As a registered user, I would like to be able to jump to the first post that I have not read in a thread, whether or not I have previously subscribed to the thread or not, so that I can save time and frustration particularly on longer threads.
On other forums, and indeed on the older skin of MSE, this is usually possible, and is accessible via an embedded element in the thread title. It _might_ make sense, within MSE, to utilise the new post indicator alongside the thread title, but ultimately the design decision would come from your UX team.
Thank-you.