yg17 said:Awesome.
Is this custom code or a plugin for vB? If it's the latter, I know a friend of mine who runs a vB would be very interested in it.
wordmunger said:That kind of works, but it doesn't let you know if anyone has responded to your comment. What I'm looking for is a way to filter the "new posts" search to only include threads I've commented on.
Make a bookmark in your Bookmarks bar with this: https://forums.macrumors.com/search/?do=process&starteronly=0&searchuser=wordmungerwordmunger said:That kind of works, but it doesn't let you know if anyone has responded to your comment. What I'm looking for is a way to filter the "new posts" search to only include threads I've commented on.
Mitthrawnuruodo said:Make a bookmark in your Bookmarks bar with this: https://forums.macrumors.com/search/?do=process&starteronly=0&searchuser=wordmunger
displaced said:It's very cool how you can follow a user around the boards, seeing their new posts appear as they go.
You can actually get an idea of the person's character, or current mood by reading their replies made in the same session.
As I said before, groovy.
alexprice said:True, I've been watching lexus, he seems a little moody today.
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scotto07 said:I love this software! is it available publicly?