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Yeh, but then you get new participants jumping in at the end with comments that have already been well discussed earlier. It's often very clear when people just decide to make their point without reading the previous discussion (happened yesterday) and it can be quite frustrating for the earlier contributors.
There are some options already. One is the jump to new button at the top. The other is a pair of arrows low on the right that take you either to the top or bottom of the current page.
Seems plenty to me!
Seems plenty to me!
I have the page numbers and next bar at the top and bottom of my page, are you saying you do not? Or am I confused?
Doesn't clicking/pressing the two green arrows to the right of the big green "Next" button take you to the last page, where all you need do then is scroll down to find the latest post?
@Kepis Yes it does.
I believe that you computer and tablet users can see that <<Next >> at the top of a page as well as at the bottom.
On my phone I can only see it at the bottom.
It’s not a big deal, it would just be a convenience for those of us who are enjoying diving back into this valuable Bushcraft resource and who use phones to do it. I haven’t opened my laptop since ………. Whenever Android were using Icecream Sandwich. I haven’t had a Microsoft (spit) operating system for more than thirty five years.
I believe that you computer and tablet users can see that <<Next >> at the top of a page as well as at the bottom.
On my phone I can only see it at the bottom.
It’s not a big deal, it would just be a convenience for those of us who are enjoying diving back into this valuable Bushcraft resource and who use phones to do it. I haven’t opened my laptop since ………. Whenever Android were using Icecream Sandwich. I haven’t had a Microsoft (spit) operating system for more than thirty five years.
Yep. I’ve got “Jump to new” but only when there is anything new that I haven’t opened.
It doesn’t appear when digging into a thread’s historical posts.)
Yes, my apologies for moving the goal posts. At first I didn’t understand what made “Jump to New” appear because it wasn’t there for most of my necropost exploration. Hence the thread title.
I’ve seen the page number jump facility on top AND bottom elsewhere. Apparently a lot of folk here already have this visible.
Repeat - it’s not a big deal, just a convenience. Tony has enough to do right now.
It doesn’t appear when digging into a thread’s historical posts.)
Yes, my apologies for moving the goal posts. At first I didn’t understand what made “Jump to New” appear because it wasn’t there for most of my necropost exploration. Hence the thread title.
I’ve seen the page number jump facility on top AND bottom elsewhere. Apparently a lot of folk here already have this visible.
Repeat - it’s not a big deal, just a convenience. Tony has enough to do right now.
Try changing your screen to landscape. I bet it’s your small screen size that is the issue.
Feels like we are trying to find rather awkward solutions to what is just a suggestion, in the spirit of the suggestions forum.
People browse on their phones predominantly in portrait mode and the browsers are designed to be used as such.
The situation: On mobile, there is no page navigation at the top of the page when viewing a thread with multiple pages.
The suggestion: Add the page navigation to the top of the page when in mobile view to make it more convenient to navigate around the thread on a mobile device.
People browse on their phones predominantly in portrait mode and the browsers are designed to be used as such.
The situation: On mobile, there is no page navigation at the top of the page when viewing a thread with multiple pages.
The suggestion: Add the page navigation to the top of the page when in mobile view to make it more convenient to navigate around the thread on a mobile device.
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