How does one change the email address for the forum account? Mine is incorrect, and I see no way to edit it via the preferences pages.
I tried the 'contact us' link, but it's not working properly. It goes to the corporate site, with a link back here to the forums that returns an error message.
PM/start a conversation me with what the email should be.Ditto. Can't figure out how to update email address.
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Thanks for the answer Brett, I understand the difficulty.Can't easily put back font awesome icons to user titles on XenForo currently. Sort of was a hack-job i did to make that work on vBulletin (who doesn't like science?!).
No, not currently.Is it possible to change the time-format from AM/PM to 24-hour ?
Could you post a new thread here: https://forums.frontier.co.uk/forums/forum-support/ about that? Possibly with some screenshots to depict what you're describing?Is there a way to reduce the left margin avatar area where it is not stealing the focus from the threads?
I am really trying not to be negative and like I mentioned earlier I realize people put in a lot of hard work for the new layout; but I can't help but feel I like I am back in grade school or kindergarten when in these forums. Sorta reminds me when everyone complained about Windows XP's "Fisher Price" theme.
I know everyone put in a lot of effort and hard work to the new format and layout. Not to be a negative force and perhaps it is just me or maybe I am getting too old, ( or both), but to me the overall look and feel is too generic or perhaps dumbed down is a better word.
Maybe in time it will grow on me.
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I am really trying not to be negative and like I mentioned earlier I realize people put in a lot of hard work for the new layout; but I can't help but feel I like I am back in grade school or kindergarten when in these forums. Sorta reminds me when everyone complained about Windows XP's "Fisher Price" theme.
A lot probably comes down to native resolution and screen size, but for me also, it feels like there is a lot of noise to signal (actual topic posted words).Possibly with some screenshots to depict what you're describing?
A lot probably comes down to native resolution and screen size, but for me also, it feels like there is a lot of noise to signal (actual topic posted words).
The amount of space taken up by the avatars, people's signatures, each comment's top and bottom bar (report - like - quote - reply)... it just feels off.
If the time is going to be changed, can we get UTC / in-game time added too please? It may make meetups etc easier if there's a non-relative time option.
What browser and version?
We do have a "fingerprint" tool active on the forums. XenForo uses it for ban enforcement and user discouragement (it does what the word says it does). Sounds like that might be running more than what it should and using CPU i/o. I will dig into this issue.
Nice! Did you umm, figure out a way to do so which won't give lawyers an opportunity to claim that privacy is being breached? (This is apparently why XF doesn't have it as a built-in.)We do have a "fingerprint" tool active on the forums. XenForo uses it for ban enforcement and user discouragement
Did you try theI noticed this using the latest version of Firefox (Ubuntu Linux), and I'm seeing the CPU spike now with this editor open, but not when I go to pages like the "Watched" section.
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info in FF? I don't see this CPU-hungry behaviour on my machine at present.We do have a "fingerprint" tool active on the forums. XenForo uses it for ban enforcement and user discouragement (it does what the word says it does).
I noticed this using the latest version of Firefox (Ubuntu Linux), and I'm seeing the CPU spike now with this editor open, but not when I go to pages like the "Watched" section. The CPU usage is high regardless if I'm actually typing or not. However, I'm not getting any indications of bandwidth utilization while just typing.
ps - this editor is always "open" in threads, at the bottom, waiting for my reply. Even after I post this CPU usage stays up until I leave the page.
It's possible to tweak things like the padding with a userstyle. I've used Stylus for this and published the script here (NB: do not use 'Stylish' to install such things, it has a bad rep for data harvesting since a buy-out): https://userstyles.org/styles/170426/frontier-forums-less-paddingA lot probably comes down to native resolution and screen size, but for me also, it feels like there is a lot of noise to signal (actual topic posted words).
The amount of space taken up by the avatars, people's signatures, each comment's top and bottom bar (report - like - quote - reply)... it just feels off.
If the time is going to be changed, can we get UTC / in-game time added too please? It may make meetups etc easier if there's a non-relative time option.