I want one post per page, in a carousel, done in flash.

Aww, you're going to break a lot of historic "new page" humour.

Aww, you're going to break a lot of historic "new page" humour.

Long pages are go!

We'll its sorta broken the historic B&B posts because we dont actually go to the end of page 100

On the plus side they are all 30 pages - on the negative side you cant see which was the first post on page 100 (and so who got to start the next B&B)

It is indeed the inline Twitter feeds that causes that. Feel free to fix it if you've got time, otherwise I'll get around to it some time next month.

Can we change it back or have it as an option or something? Scrolling on a mobile phone is reet shit now.

And why doesn’t iPhone have a go straight to the bottom area to press? It’s got a “to the top” area. And there’s enough screen space on an X to do it. Tch.

It’s got a “to the top” area.

So on beex, for example, you can scroll down reading posts, then when you are done tap the clock and immediately be looking at the button strip to go back to the thread list.

Ah, I see.


Aren't the four buttons always visible at the top?

Do you have an iPhone, though?

Aren't the four buttons always visible at the top?

(Well, they’re not always visible; they don’t stick on the compose screen or I wouldn’t have made that error.)

Damn thats a long scroll.

Beex loves you, no matter what sort of phone you have.

What's at the bottom, though?

You should never have to scroll to it, though.

Well, you should never have to scroll to the first unread post, at least.

I assume you mean you click the little 'post' item to the left of the topic line.

That gives me the last 'new' post maybe about 50 - 60 % of the time

and typically cuts off anything above it (so you lose out on any context)

So instead I normally click on the last page number which takes me to the top of the last page and scroll down (if the topic is only a single page i click on the topic description and scroll down)

That gives me the last 'new' post maybe about 50 - 60 % of the time and typically cuts off anything above it (so you lose out on any context)
for the rest it dumps me at the top of the last page and i scroll down to the last post.

That's... Not how computers work. Are you missing it? It is pretty small.