have 'number of posts' (for various posters) gone away? (in regular thread postings)

[stopdiggin]

Last edited Sun Oct 13, 2024, 01:40 PM - Edit history (2)

or have I done something to my settings recently?
I use to prominently see how many posts a fellow member had within a thread/posting.

edit: Thanks! Resolved. Several posters were right - this has something to do with resolution and screen size. No idea why it is rendering differently the past couple days. Nonetheless - that was what was a the root of it.

[highplainsdem]

1. Have you changed any settings or the device you're using?

[stopdiggin]

4. I have not - to either

[stopdiggin]

7. edited main post. Thanks for the help.

edit: Thanks! Resolved. Several posters were right - this has something to do with resolution and screen size. No idea why it is rendering differently the past couple days.

[AZSkiffyGeek]

2. I don't see post count on my phone

I figured it was a Mobile-view thing.

[highplainsdem]

6. It is. With the tablet I use most often for DU these days, post count doesn't appear when the tablet

is vertical, but does appear when it's horizontal.

[usonian]

3. What you see varies according to screen size.

There's just so much DU can stuff into a small screen, so it adjusts.
Sometimes, putting a phone into landscape mode changes things (IIRC)

[stopdiggin]

5. I'm on a computer

plenty of size available on screen. But appreciate help and suggestions.

[usonian]

8. OOPS.

Remote debugging is the bane of my existence.
Good luck.

[stopdiggin]

9. edited main post. Thanks for the help!

edit: Thanks! Resolved. Several posters were right - this has something to do with resolution and screen size. No idea why it is rendering differently the past couple days. Nonetheless - that was what was a the root of it.

[usonian]

10. Inside info: Your browser sends screensize and other info to websites.

That could be getting confused, or sometimes you'll see a URL with a m.site.com, where the m means "The user has a mobile device"

I did a search on "html response" regarding window size, and it's so embedded that a website merely writes javascript code:

var w = window.innerWidth;
var h = window.innerHeight;

Gone are the good old days when the browser response string was a big deal.
As usual, resetting the browser, however that's done often helps. (all I see here is "clear history and data" )
It also erases your history of browsing naughty sites (unless Google is tracking you somehow) I use browser extensions and built-ins to limit or stop tracking cookies. Too complex to discuss here.

HTH!