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You use Firefox?

nah, its IE im using, same problem

Its basically the "highlight thread preview"

It wasnt "so" bad with the old version, now the previews in this version are huge, shows the whole thread when you put your cursor over the thread.

Pain the the butt when your browing over thread titles with your mouse as it alters where its going :(

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Hey Christian, thanks for the upgrade it looks good :(

But I have a couple of things too.

Like lwells said, the subscription emails don't have the thread title in the email subject anymore - real pain since it sends multiple emails between visits.

And a related point on the improved thread preview, you can't SHIFT+click on a thread from a forum index to open it in another window anymore :D So its hard to browse a forum and open new threads from it

post preview is very very annoying on firefox/nutscrape.

email subject was something I fixed in the old version... looks like I'll have to redo the hack again.

same with usergroup icons under usernames.

Edit: ooh this fast edit shizzle's not bad

oh noes... i've also lost my Clint Eastwood style one button ban as well.

for the next few weeks people are gonna have to really piss me off to make me wanna ban em, as it requires way too many mouse clicks.

the "preview" thread is also a problem in IE 6.0.2

I go over a thread and sometimes it fills the whole screen as its displaying the whole post, and for some Forced Induction threads there massive first posts, and sometimes pics, they just fill my whole screen

1280x1024

Ill grab a screenshot tomorrow if you dont get my jibberish :)

I dont seem to have a problem with the preview. also using 6.0.2

it opens a small window and the windos has scroll bars on top and sides so its not a full screen.

Just go to a thread, and hold your cursor over it.

it brings the first post up in a "preview" style window, and if the first post it long, then its massive.

Dont know if this is being changed atm or somthing but there is no longer an option in the user profile section to see users posts and threads..

its in an option box, on the top right hand side :)

called "Profile Options" just click, and a drop down box appears with options

I don't know about any of you guys, but it seems the subscription emails don't work (well not for all of the subscribed threads)

I'm on "Immediate Email Notification" and I'm not getting them. Came on this morning to get 2 emails from SAU only :)

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