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"Not returning to the Post"

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N. N.:
We just had the nth support request on how to make SMF return to the post, and Ant and I came up with the resolution and a bit of fun doing so: community poll. :)

Please find it at: Default setting: return to thread or return to index?

Feel free to let know your preference there. After all, it's just a setting that can be changed both per user and admin (per theme actually), still I think the defaults are natural to be the most popular - the most used.

Fustrate:

--- Quote from: N. N. on October 11, 2011, 03:42:16 PM ---Personally, I always return to my post. :) And many times edit it for something trivial. :D

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Pretend I just said this, because it's exactly what I would've said :P

Thantos:

--- Quote from: K@ on November 07, 2011, 11:13:07 AM ---"Return to post" seems most natural.

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Most natural for me would be to magically close that tab as I've already moved on.

N. N.:

--- Quote from: Thantos on April 05, 2012, 11:37:04 PM ---
--- Quote from: K@ on November 07, 2011, 11:13:07 AM ---"Return to post" seems most natural.

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Most natural for me would be to magically close that tab as I've already moved on.

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If such thing would happen, I'd use immediately Ctrl+Z in Opera, respectively whatever "undo close tab" action my current browser has. :D

Thantos:
People still use opera?  What are you, a hipster? :p

Seriously, my method of forum browsing is this:  Unread search (either unread, global, category, or board), open new tabs for topics I want to read, close search tab, read topic, post reply, close tab, move onto the next one, repeat.  If I could make the tab close after posting then I could move onto the next one faster.

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