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Psymon its just crashes my iPhone and the Mrs Android phone too !

DJM wrote: well I dont come on T-bar very often for a variety of reasons, but a key one was the layout - it was terrible. So imagine my surprise when I log in tonight to find it's very different - and even worse.
.org may have it's problems, but at least it's usable and relatively modern.
Sorry if that offends, but really dont like this and it's even worse on a phone.

Bear with us ... it'll get debugged soon enough. ... it's tjhe price of being 'live' 365 24/7.

Not seeing how to tab or glove box. I Pad mini.
I also access via laptop. Which is at work.....

It's something of a cruel irony that the update was designed to make the site more phone friendly ...

... oh, well, at least Psymon's on the case. :hugs:

It was working fine under test, typical it waits until it goes live :lol:

I think a MASSIVE WELL DONE is in order

I am using chrome on IE & find that the print out is a lot less distinct & harder to read.

Chrome and Firefox on Linux working spot on.

Hi Psymon, just discovered that pressing 'Backspace' if you've inadvertently clicked outside the reply box, makes you go back to previous webpage...can this be changed so that those of us who aren't anything like half-decent typists don't lose everything we're writing?!

phone needs to upgrade the browser which is a pain as its running at its memory limit
when going down topic lists the 'hover'function has gone and by pressing the preview its just pushing the page down meaning having to scroll page down...... just another pain spoiling the 'flow'especially with a desperately slow connection speed
dont like the fonts/brightness.. hard on the failing eyes lol
'latest forum posts' not as clear as it was

firefox on vista

Well I love the new look, on the iPad and PC, not convinced about the look on the iPhone though.

well done on the upgrade, but can we have more contrast. Not sure if light blue on white works on the graphics, and I am typing this in grey?
I need another visit to specsavers