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This isn’t working for me, I get the response ‘No Posts’ when I know there should be a days worth. I’m forced to use Posts from last day instead.

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It’s a recent update bug, already reported by Susan, which should be fixed tomorrow.

Windows 11 Pro version 22H2 build 22621.2361 + Microsoft 365 + Edge

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A1ex

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Checking with Milan on this one as I’m not sure it’s been fixed with the release of today.

Susan Bradley Patch Lady/Prudent patcher

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Just because you don't know where you are going doesn't mean any road will get you there.

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@wavy –

So, you’re trying to say that you don’t show any of the blue “Unread” tags like you used to see?

If so, I can verify that. I just looked at the “Recent Replies” list, and I usually have a mix of both the green “new reply” tags and the blue “unread” tags next to the listed threads/subjects. As of just a couple of minutes ago, I only have the green “new reply” tags listed, even on threads/subjects I’ve never read.

Seems like this little bugger is still alive and kicking.  🙁

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Deo, Cybertooth, wavy, Just another Forum Poster

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No I am showing 12,242 unread posts since last visit. We have a major Data base aberration showing

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On what might be a related note, I’ve also noticed that when I’ve edited posts in the last several days and told the editor to “Keep a log of this edit”, it hasn’t done so. This has applied to posts where I haven’t let an optional reason for my edit and to posts where I have left an optional reason for my edit.

After saving the revised post, there’s no indication that the post has been edited by me below the post like there used to be very recently.

Another bug of the newer software suite perhaps??

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