I often start with the last post,then read backwards

dohouch

and if I find it worth continuing go to the previous page, don't think I'm the only one that does this.:pac:


SO how about when I click

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I would be taken to the last post at end of the previous page and not to the top of the page then having to scroll down.

I think this is more logical, what do you think?

Boards.ie: Danny

dohouch wrote: »

and if I find it worth continuing go to the previous page, don't think I'm the only one that does this.:pac:

Thread ordering was an option previously, but it was removed because it was a relatively big chunk of code that was used by very very few users. Nobody listens to conversations in reverse :pac:

SO how about when I click I would be taken to the last post at end of the previous page and not to the top of the page then having to scroll down.

I think this is more logical, what do you think?

It's a previous page jump, not a previous post jump

dohouch

Thanks for taking the time .

Boards.ie: Danny wrote: »

Thread ordering was an option previously, but it was removed because it was a relatively big chunk of code that was used by very very few users. Nobody listens to conversations in reverse :pac:

It's a previous page jump, not a previous post jump

Boards.ie: Danny wrote: »

:pac:

It's a previous page jump, not a previous post jump

WONDER would there be a bookmarklet/button/code to do a "previous post jump"? or where should I look?

Thanks

seamus

The "End" button on your keyboard will automatically jump to the bottom of the current page. Save you having to scroll down the entire thing.

If you use Firefox, there is an add-on called "autopager" which will probably do what you're looking for, but you'd have to write the script for it yourself.

dohouch

seamus wrote: »

If you use Firefox, .

No use Opera, and am looking there as well for bookmarklet or some way of doing this. Thanks

dohouch

Solved, and it all happened by accident.:eek::rolleyes::p

I accidently changed the "Thread display mode" to newest first and then I automatically read backwards:cool: