@pesala OK, Now it does as I didn't realise the Startpage Privacy Protection was Turned ON, so I turned it OFF and Bingo there it was. Sorry to have messed you around. Many thanks.

@pafflick Interesting!
But now I know that while the OP can edit the first post he cannot delete that post, nor posts made by others... But being able to edit the thread's title is useful enough!

@hectorb said in Akismet prevents responding to a thread:

What's wrong with IPs in messages? I'm merely curious.

Probably the same as is wrong with links: they can go to shady or spammy places. It's common for forums/communities to restrict what new members can put in their post in order to deter spam bots (which typically join and immediately go around posting links).

And since it is hard to distinguish between a real member and a spammer (otherwise they could just ban the spammers), the spam protection treats everyone the same way. Making a few text-only posts and getting a few upvotes is typically enough to convince the spam protection to let you go.

@jane-n thank you for your answer.
I have already done so today, received an automatic reply and created a profile.

Too bad, then our Jabber/XMMPP isn't really needed for this 😉
(But I'm happy to advertise this great messenger here).

@fredless In some cases, implementing new features might take a while. It usually depends on a certain task's complexity, feature usefulness, demand and a couple of other factors.
Learn more about requesting new features.

@streptococcus Yes, although currently (since the last forum update) it's broken and it might show wrong numbers at times. We're still investigating the issue - sorry for the inconvenience.

Hi @BabetteY

Vivaldi is made up of many things. First there are the browsers for desktop and Android. Then there are the services - Sync, Webmail, Forum, Blogs and Themes - for which you need a Vivaldi account.

For the most part, you can use the browser without a Vivaldi account. And you can use Vivaldi services (excluding Sync) in any browser. For example, you don't need to use the Vivaldi browser to post on your blog on Vivaldi.net. Speaking of which, your blog looks alright. So, when you log in on Vivaldi.net and go to your blog, you should be able to post on it without issues. In case you can't, please share any error messages you see.

Having so many different services, unfortunately, means that they all have their own settings and need to be managed from their respective pages. @DoctorG already shared where, for example, Forum settings can be found.
Also, uninstalling the browser won't delete your Vivaldi account and/or unsubscribe you from newsletters/notification emails. Deleting the account will unsubscribe you from any messages that were linked to your account.

Regarding the first issue you mentioned about losing tabs. We're very sorry about that. It shouldn't happen, if you have enabled opening the browser with the last session. In case this happens, though, a good place to check is Recently Closed Tabs (trash can button on the far side of the Tab Bar).

If that doesn't help, try removing and installing the PWA again.

It's work! Thanks for your prompt.

@nomadic I do not doubt your math. Looks correct to me.
I have reverted the Vivaldi Scaling to 100% and it is OK except that i can't read it without Sysinternals Zoom function.
Here's hoping there aren't too many typos. (Black keyboard on a black surfase without backlighting makes it more difficult if the lighting is poor. Looked good when i bought it and my eyes were better..
Thanks for the info on the zppm and scaling.
Cheers

@lonm

Thank you, Lon.
Every bit of help matters.
Blessings for your day.