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JMichaelTX, I suggest posting a message on the beta group. It could be very much like what you just posted - I think the explanatory screenshots are excellent. https://beta.groups.io/g/main GMF is a

Frances, Of course, the photo icon (or "Add Pictures" button) is available ONLY when in HTML mode. Drag/Drop does not work for me either in HTML mode. Best Regards, JMichaelTX From:

Shal, Thanks for the reply. I thought I'd try an email reply to see if that makes it easier to include images in a post. I do have my preference set to "Markdown". This is required in order to be able

I find it easy to attach photos by browsing and attaching using the photo icon, but I find it hard to drag and drop using MacOS.? Has anyone had any luck with that? It might just be that I am not

Sara, I thought it was pretty clear that J was talking about activity in her group, by a former member of that group. The same information a moderator could see before the member left. Shal

JMichaelTX, You apparently have your Post Preference set to Markdown. I'm not sure how to do that in Groups.io's flavor of Markdown, or if you can. There's a link to follow which should lead you to

Are you saying you want to view what other groups a person who isn't a member of your group belongs to or ever belonged to? If yes, then that's pretty intrusive. Sara

I've done quite a bit of searching, and cannot find the answer to: ### How Do I Insert/Attach an Image to My Post? It is very frustrating. I am used to forums where it is extremely easy, like

Somehow the message before my last one did not make it through. You can click on the three dots in my prior message to see that my point is that the normalize-HTML setting has nothing to do with this

Shal and John, I don't think "normalize HTML" would have anything to do with this. I'm no email guru, but I think the purple color comes from the email server seeking to distinguish quoted text from

" as I said, if the group's strip-HTML setting is set, then my gmail does not distinguish the quoted text in purple. I've surmised that's because groups.io"processes out" the '>' signs, leaving gmail

Thanks Shal for your comments. FWIW, I don't have the Normalize HTML Emails box checked. I've asked the member to identify which messages are causing him problems so we'll see what that reveals. John

I wrote: "First, note that I can still essentially/implicitly invoke the block-quote function of the editor ,even in a strip-HTML group, by selecting and copying a portion of the message I'm replying

Shal, here's what I've noticed since my last post. Suppose I use block-quote on the web to indent text consisting of the part of a message I want to respond to. There are two cases: 1. The group has

Thanks for that. ?Not sure my members will take to that. ?We have an older crowd, actually quite a few in the 80s and many don't "do" the internet. -- Bob Bellizzi The Corneal Dystrophy Foundation

Yes and no. I know it happens to some people that use Gmail. There are probably other clients that will do the same thing. It seems that Gmail replies to the digest heading information within itself,

I recently told one of our members that she apparently wasn't "chaining" her replies to the original message in a topic and coached her to use the Reply to Group at the end of a message in her Digest.

Shal, As you've noted, two issues here. I've always been annoyed by the top-posting algorithm's overzealousness, hiding ANY quoted material, not just prior posts but eve purposely quoted text from

J, In the Gmail app in my phone, quoted material is changed to a purple color rather than black. Visually I find it distinct enough. This applies to both both plain text > marked quotes and HTML

John, The site attempts to detect bottom-quoted or top-quoted material and hide it beneath an elipses (...) button. See the example of J's reply to you, where her quote of your message is hidden.