I find it a tad troubling that links are now the same color as plain text.
This in image heavy threads? Does it jump around after you click?
We added a lazy loading plugin so image heavy threads might “pop in” as images load. I’ll test it a little moreVery possibly, as I have noticed the same thing as @Huntn - namely, that it doesn't jump to the post shown in the alert, but several posts above that, often close to the top of the page.
However, your observation about image heavy threads makes sense; before the update, some of those were slow to load.
Are you saying they arnt blue? To me those two look very different.Blue color + underline is better. Underline alone looks almost the same as a simple styling choice.
Only one of those is a link.
Forgot to answer about image heavy, maybe. No, not image heavy: https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...blowers-complaint-is-withheld.2198227/page-24This in image heavy threads? Does it jump around after you click?
In my Firefox browser (desktop) they're indistinguishable.Are you saying they arnt blue? To me those two look very different.
On desktop (at least here on my Mac), the normal text is #2c2c2c and the link color is #152a44, which is a (much) darker blue - almost, but not entirely, indistinguishable - from the normal text...Are you saying they arnt blue? To me those two look very different.
I can confirm those are exactly the colors I get for the text and links in my desktop Firefox here.On desktop (at least here on my Mac), the normal text is #2c2c2c and the link color is #152a44, which is a (much) darker blue - almost, but not entirely, indistinguishable - from the normal text...
Weird. I didn't change anything
To be honest, I wasn't at all sure where the fix may have happened. After my earlier post, and before the one with the blue-link screenshot, I'd done a "safe launch" of Firefox, although at that point links were still showing up as before (not noticeably blue). Then I was wandering around in other forums here, and also did a couple more quit/launch cycles (but no other safe launches), when I suddently noticed that a link was distinctly blue. I double-checked it in this thread, on the off change it might be some weirdly cached CSS resource, but the links were as blue as an azure sky of deepest summer.Weird. I didn't change anything
edit: oh wait, I know why it changed. We had an old version in place we updated.
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Hey hey hey! I saw what you did with the sub-forum icons. I like them, Watches for the Apple Watch Section, iMacs for the Mac section... Maybe the iOS sub-forum is a bit more messy. I personally would leave the iPhone icon for all the iOS section, same way as you have an iMac for all the Mac section. It gives a much cleaner image. A sense of uniformity.
My 2 cents.
Alrighty... now I'm on my laptop.. Lenovo X220. In Firefox, I have the squished icon.It might be because we have (relatively) long user names. If I "open image in new tab" or make the window smaller (to hide the user name) the avatar is just fine...
I removed the image since we don't allow public discussion of moderation. It looks like a bug with the way Tweets are displayed in signatures and the admins are aware of it.What's up with people embedding tweets into their signatures? It's annoying af. Please disable. I'm not making a political statement here, but here is an example:
You mean when u get an alert that your post has been merged?I truly don't like the "merged post" alert. Is there a way to get rid of it?
Yeah, I believe that’s what he’s referring to. I could do without that particular alert as well if it’s not too much trouble to disable.You mean when u get an alert that your post has been merged?