Jaydrvr Posted April 26 Report Share Posted April 26 Is there still a way to block posts or their authors if one doesn't want to see them in their feed? I can't seem to find that function.. Jay Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dutch_12078 Posted April 26 Report Share Posted April 26 Click on your name in the upper right corner and select "Ignored Users" in the drop down menu to add members to your ignored list. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kirk W Posted April 26 Report Share Posted April 26 Dutch has it right. Let us know if you get it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jaydrvr Posted April 26 Author Report Share Posted April 26 Okay, thank you. Got it! Jay Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RV_ Posted Wednesday at 11:12 PM Report Share Posted Wednesday at 11:12 PM Or you can just hover your cursor over their name in a forum here and a page opens that has "Message Find Content Ignore" buttons on the bottom, click ignore and follow the prompts. In this example I hovered my cursor over your name just now in this thread, and that screen pops up, then I just clicked on "Ignore" and you are there. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jaydrvr Posted Thursday at 01:46 AM Author Report Share Posted Thursday at 01:46 AM 2 hours ago, RV_ said: Or you can just hover your cursor over their name in a forum here and a page opens that has "Message Find Content Ignore" buttons on the bottom, click ignore and follow the prompts. In this example I hovered my cursor over your name just now in this thread, and that screen pops up, then I just clicked on "Ignore" and you are there. I'm sure that works on a desktop computer. I rarely use a desktop/notebook computer as I'm generally always on the go and use my phone for virtually everything. These tips may help others, but thanks. Jay Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RV_ Posted Thursday at 11:47 PM Report Share Posted Thursday at 11:47 PM 17 hours ago, Jaydrvr said: I'm sure that works on a desktop computer. I rarely use a desktop/notebook computer as I'm generally always on the go and use my phone for virtually everything. These tips may help others, but thanks. Jay But it does work on your phone too if you are using the phone for work and want it to act like a laptop or desktop with a bigger/normal keyboard with touch-pad and mouse for more than thumb typing. This website can be switched to desktop mode easily by just clicking on the three dots at the top right, then clicking on desktop mode. I rarely use a phone for Internet as we have LTE Surface Tablets when we are on the go like yard sales and traveling and they have their own Keyboard/Covers. We have our phones and they are unlimited as well. However I do not like typing on the phone as opposed to a 10" Surface Go 2 M3 or our Surface Pro 7+ LTE 13" tablet. On the Forester our phones work well with Android auto touchscreen on the head unit screen of the Forester for Navigation, Music, and Internet. I bring along my Swiss Army tablet case that holds it all but is much smaller than a laptop case. So if I am going to use my phone for Internet on a trip I take along a USB C male to the female USB A adapter, and a Micro USB female to USB C Male adapter. Then I can change the phone to desktop mode and type like at home with: My Logitech K400 wireless USB A Dongle Keyboard which has built in touch-pad, my Targus Bluetooth keyboard and a Microsoft Arc BT wireless mouse. Or I can use a wired or dongle mouse with it since it leaves the USB C on the phone free. My Zagg Micro USB keyboard and use the Phone touchscreen, and a tiny set of adapters that adapt almost all to USB C except a micro USB female to USB C male. I have that adapter on my ZAGG cable all the time. I think a post on another thread in Internet on the road with pics might help folks who aren't into phone Keyboards. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jaydrvr Posted Friday at 01:11 AM Author Report Share Posted Friday at 01:11 AM I have an add-on keyboard for my tablet, but rarely use it. If I were to add peripherals to my phone, I may as well dig out a laptop. Space is at a premium and so is time. Often I can complete a task on my phone in less time than it would take to pull out and boot up a computer. It helps that I've sideload an ancient version of Swype that works fluidly for me and I'm probably faster on it than on a keyboard. If I'm home and need something more involved, I'll go to my office and use my desktop, but I'm rarely home this time of year. Whatever works for each user. Jay Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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