Noted.

font size for thread titles looks "fixed" now

Yep, thanks for your patience!

https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...e2a2de744d.png

What the United forum looked like this morning, pre-hitting-refresh.

https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...9376f21a91.png

What the United forum looks like now, post-hitting-refresh.

Same screen-capture size. Not fixed here. I'm not that old yet!

-mvitale

Now it seems to small. But I'll take it over the huge ones.

Is it just me or is this now smaller than it was before? The thread titles appear to be an even smaller font than the numbers in the replies and views columns. Maybe that's just because it comes so soon after the gigantic font dilemma. I'd rather it be smaller than larger though, so we'll call this good.

How can I disable this auto-load or whatever every time I hit the end of a page? It's infuriating and a huge bandwidth hog.

I also block ads because in almost 30 years online I have NEVER intentionally clicked an ad. Talk about bandwidth hogging... if I never click an ad here you don't get paid anyway so why should it matter if I'm running an ad blocker?

Unread arrow is misaligned with long thread title on iPad

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Can someone just grab the backup tapes from, oh, 4 months back, and we'll just pretend this little nightmare never happened....

Amateur hour is over. For now.

Frontpage --> Forum title is smaller than the sub-title.

PS: Where do I send the PO for billing you the beta testing time at my hourly rate ?

That was something they fixed earlier in this thread (and sorry I really cannot be a***d to trawl this thread again) but amateur hour came and it was one step forward, three steps back. Still they did also move the online and alert a mod symbols under our monikers though to be one on top of the other. Rejoice!

Ha yes, the layout of the user information (badges, etc ..) is all wrong.
Impressive to see professionals at work.

We went from a font that was a tad too small, to fonts that could be read by 20/400 vision, and now to fonts that are definitely too small.

How hard can it possibly be to assign a font size that is normal and used by 99% of the internet?!?

Respectfully, is anyone testing any of these changes before they're put into production?