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So I get on today, and multiple threads I keep an eye on show that theres new unread responses on them. So I click on said threads, and instead Im taken back 5ish pages. And there doesnt seem to be anything new on the thread. Anyone else ever experience this? Kindda strange, and a bit annoying

Did you use a different pc to usual?

Nope, I first noticed it in my PC the other day. This morning my tablet did the same thing on a couple threads as well. Ideas here?? It's pretty annoying tbh

Are you logged in on multiple systems?

This happened to me when I was logged in on my phone, my home pc, my tablet, and occasionally my work pc.

Just the Tablet/PC and its NEVER happened before till the other day. Was there an update to DAKKA or something? Ive gone through the threads I can remember caring about and basically scrolled through them to get back on track. It hasnt happened yet today, so hopefully it wont over night. Pretty weird

 KingCracker wrote:
Just the Tablet/PC and its NEVER happened before till the other day. Was there an update to DAKKA or something? Ive gone through the threads I can remember caring about and basically scrolled through them to get back on track. It hasnt happened yet today, so hopefully it wont over night. Pretty weird

The easiest way to fix this is to log out on any system that has you logged in on, and then to log in on one of those systems.

Also clear your cookies.

Alfndrate describes the solution as I would. It is a glitch that can occur from multiple active sessions, and they can sometimes occur on a single device in an odd set of circumstances.

Well thanks all! It hasnt happened since I first complained about it