Forum Discussion/Suggestion Thread

[Bandit & The Snowman]

What about (Ctrl-)End

[supersobes]

I find navigation buttons such as the top button particularly useful on a mobile device where you don't have shortcut keystrokes or a mouse wheel that helps you easily navigate pages. A button to scroll to the bottom of the page would be useful for that.

[supersobes]

So the white dots around the corners of the smileys are gone now. Interesting...

[Mohegan13]

I'd rather have just replaced the default smilies with a set of decent ones TBH. phpBB's have to be the oldest surviving smilies on the internet at this point.

[Asphroxia]

Hi, I seem to be having a small problem, recently i suddenly started receiving emails from SCS about topic replies that i am subscribed to

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But I don't wish to receive these emails at all, I've even turned off the email notifications in my settings, yet i am still receiving these emails?

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is there another setting on this board conflicting with this one or what's up?

[Madkine]

The emails are somewhat late, so it will be a few days after you turn it off before the emails stop.

[Asphroxia]

Hmmm, I hope you are right, it's already been a short while since i turned it off

[Polarlicht]

Not a fan of the new emotes and their "human head" shape

[xXCARL1992Xx]

did the forum got an update again ?

and it would be better if the forum (or phpBB, it is their job) just uses standard emotes and not their own graphics for it, we have a group that standardises them, so use them

[Some newbie driver]

Not a fan of the new emotes and their "human head" shape

What new emotes? I see the same as always.

By the way, @xXCARL1992Xx; there exist no "standard emotes" neither a group of people that defines such a standard. What it exist is an standard meaning for the Unicode symbols reserved to be used as emotes. But it's up to every software developer to give the shape and look they want to the emotes that will depict those Unicode meanings.

In the case of Windows computers, default Unicode emotes are defined by the operative system unless a program has it's own set. If I write here some Unicode emotes codes like those: What everyone of us see will depend on the computer and/or software used to view this webpage. They have nothing in common with regular phpBB emoticons; that are just fixed images linked in the middle of the text (as any other image can be linked here if we manually provide the source URL).

Regards