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[BlackDragon]

Not sure if there's a setting somewhere that I have to click on.

Right now, on the website, when I click on a thread title I've already read it goes straight to post #1. If it's possible I was wondering if when we click on a thread title if it could automatically go to the last post I read. Ex; if I go the the "Mineral oil bad for leather? Or good? Or neutral?" It puts me on post #1 but it has 300+ post so I have to go to the last page then scroll to the last thing I read.

When using my phone If I click on the thread title it goes to post #1 but if I click on the bubble it takes me to the last post in the thread.

Other websites automatically go the the last post I read when I click on the thread title. 
 

[fredk]

There must be something in the settings because when I click on a subject it automatically goes to the last message posted

I dunno where to find it. Perhaps if we summon @Northmount he might know

[BlackDragon]

2 hours ago, fredk said:

There must be something in the settings because when I click on a subject it automatically goes to the last message posted

I dunno where to find it. Perhaps if we summon @Northmount he might know

Ok, I found it in Account Settings> Content View Behavior

I had it set for "Take me to the beginning" instead of "Take me to comments I haven't read"

Thanks!

[Northmount]

4 hours ago, BlackDragon said:

Ok, I found it in Account Settings> Content View Behavior

I had it set for "Take me to the beginning" instead of "Take me to comments I haven't read"

I read your post earlier this morning, but had to go out to an appointment, plus other stuff, so just got back to it now.  So I looked around and found what you found, and was about to post it with some screen captures.  Then I see you found it too!  Good hunting.

[Johanna]

It used to default to the first unread post. A few weeks ago the software wanted me to set a default and I chose "let user decide" instead of making it first post or first unread post. 

On multipage threads you can skip to the last page in one click. There are arrow symbols before and after page numbers.