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Lego, almight omnissiah of the Dakkacode, I humbly request if there is some weird caching issue with the site.

It used to be that if I was browsing dakka at home, phone or god forbid at work, I would be able to come back and read what I had missed by clicking "First Unread". The problem I've been experiencing with my dakka enjoyment is that when I click first unread it takes me to the first unread post of that thread, based on what that specific computer/browser.

So if I read the final post on page 6 of a thread on my phone, and later that night I'm browsing that thread on my home computer, it will start me on the first unread, based on where I started on the phone, instead of where I left off. If I go back to the phone, it starts me off back where I left off on the phone, instead of where I left off in general.

I've got the latest Google Chrome for Android and for Windows (for mobile, and home), and Firefox 17.0.1, cleared cookies as is customary.


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Logging out and logging in seems to have "fixed" my issue, will keep you up to date Lego

Yeah sounds like you had 2 active 'sessions' at once so it was making some odd decisions with read/unread. Logging in / out should sort it in the future.

 legoburner wrote:
Yeah sounds like you had 2 active 'sessions' at once so it was making some odd decisions with read/unread. Logging in / out should sort it in the future.

It has, praise be the Omnissiah of Dakka Code!