J, So that's the app's doing, not Gmail's. You could try the Gmail app on your iPhone and see if you like it any better overall. It is free in the App store. Shal

J, Yup. It looked right (plain and simple HTML blockquote element) when I took a look at the View Source of some messages. Indeed. And we're seeing that different interfaces treat it

ps Gmail on the computer distinguishes fine. Purple and lots of space etc. It also works fine on the iPhone IF it's from a strip-HTML group. J Sent from my iPhone -- J Messages are the sole

As I've said, this is the mail app on my iPhone. Sent from my iPhone -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author. Especially the fishy ones. I wish I could shut up, but I can't, and I won't.

Do we have any sort of "roster" of which ISPs are not playing nice? I know that anything under AOL (Netscape, Verizon, ?) are vulnerable, as well as now Virgin... I try to keep up with my group folks

J, Gmail where? As my screen shot showed, the Gmail app on my Android phone makes them distinct with three different markings: color, indent, and ruling line on the left. Gmail on the web (Firefox

Sarah, No. The history of what pages you've visited is kept by your browser. The problem (now that I see it) on Groups.io is that the URLs in the Message list subject lines are different from those

I've already discussed this with Mark offlist and he (at least initially) has said there's nothing he can do, since it's formatted correctly etc. I think he implied it's up to the app to make the

Reading on my iPhone from the web is no problem. It's the mail app that's the problem. Gmail doesn't distinguish the replies either, except by the "barely legal" 1 character, which is more or less

Sarah, "The mail program" - I'm not an iPhone user, is that referring to a built-in app? One thing you could try is a different email app. I think the Gmail app is available for iPhone, and it works

Mark, Sarah wrote: It seems those pesky query strings are on the URLs in the Subject links in the Messages list. Is that an omission from when you removed them from the permalinks and message pages?

Shal Thx for your prompt feedback. So glad to be part of io. Sarah: Ok, but just commenting that this "read" function always worked fine before. Does this mean that when the 'browser history" on io

Hi J & Shal, Sarah: Ok, I've just been reading from the website via safari on my iphone. No issues. Super clear. Now if I use the mail program and yahoo mail it does NOT distinguish the replies in

Hi Mark, Shal & all, Just one more point before I study the replies: 4. When messages are opened individually from the message view they are then shown as 'read' but if opened by using the navigation

Sarah, The read marking is a function of your browser history both here and on Yahoo Groups. Having Groups.io keep track of read messages is on the To-Do list, but in the "Pie in the sky"

Wait, rereading, you're saying it's ok on your iPhone? It's not on mine. I'm using the iPhone's mail program and gmail. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author. Especially the fishy

YES! I've been trying to explain this to Mark (it's the same on an iPhone). What I've discovered is that the quoted text is indented, but very subtly, by exactly one character. Very hard to tell the

Hi Mark & all, 1. Could there be a greater contrast between those messages read and unread on the website? Sometimes not easy to see, especially if reading outdoors. 2. Also, after restart all

Currently, the only way to remove a member without having a removal message sent is to have no messages of type "removed" exist in the member messages list. (This is the same for the other message

I'm pasting here what I just sent to the person reporting this on one of the groups I am active on. I figure Mark may want/need to contact the ISP, too: Please report this to Virgin Media and ask