Mark, I had imagined one might do both. For example, follow a given hashtag but mute some of the threads that have it. More generally, I had presumed that thread following/muting had priority over

I generally dislike navbars that never disappear, especially on smaller screens where it takes up real estate. But a scroll to the top button is easy and I agree makes sense. I've added one; let me

On Firefox under W7HP, the box is there all the time, but scrolls off the top of the screen as I scroll down. Duane

Hi Mark, I adjusted the description on my family group home page so that there is a link to Archives. I think having something right there would suit them better. Is there a problem with this? When I

Hi again, Mark, you said: When viewing a specific group that you're subscribed to, there will be tabs on the sidebar for muted threads/hashtags, or followed threads/hashtags, allowing you to see what

Hi Mark, I think it does make sense. I like that I will also be able to see the status of an individual group by the tabs on the side bar. Frances

Hi Duane When does the black nav bar disappear? It doesn’t in Safari or Firefox on my MacAir. Frances

a comment from my husband (who joined my group), "Don't reckon much of the way 'Reply' moves to the top of the page, so's you can't see your reply box, but that may just be a linux thing. And

Hi Duane, Absolutely! Mark, I'd like to request a tweak of the nav bar: "Your Inbox", right under GROUPS.IO. As Yahoo Groups never had an Inbox, it would call attention to it. About New Subscription

Would others like to see the top nav bar stay visible like I would? Either that or a button at the bottom of the archive pages (and others?) to take me to the top? I've noticed myself scrolling up

" Inbox will be what you would get sent to you in email if your Email Delivery setting was set to Individual Messages (regardless of what your Email Delivery setting actually is)." So anything that

I just fixed the breadcrumbs (links at the top of the page), so that at least they're a little consistent. Clicking the calendar doesn't get you back to the specific date you were looking at yet, I'll

That's correct. Like many (all?) wikis, question marks aren't allowed in page titles. We should be more clear about that. Thanks, Mark

Thanks Shal, I didn't realize that Outlook was doing that. At least my memory hasn't totally failed me. Judy F. SW Florida - USA

I think I've confused myself. In fact, I'm pretty sure I've confused myself. Let's ignore for a minute how the Inbox/Muted Threads/etc tabs actually work on the home page. How should all this work?

I'm (and I'm sure many others!) with you on getting the transfer set up. While I was reading your reply, it came to mind that the "easy" part of that is from the group owners standpoint and not your

I noticed this morning that when I look at an event, there doesn't seem to be an easy way to get back to the place in the Calendar that I was looking at. It may be because I'm owner. I have to click

When a group is normally deleted, all of this is taken care of automatically. With Quicktest, I had to delete things by hand, 'tis all. Mark

Thanks again! I'd guess that at some point the reindexing will become automatic. For minor things like this, I'd rather you wait until it turns up on your schedule. At least when I clicked on the

Didn't have a chance to manually reindex the groups last night. It's been done and quicktest no longer appears. Thanks, Mark