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Well... sometimes. I am using FF and on an "active" tab the icon is clearly visible, and would still be if I had so many tabs open that the words on the tabs disappeared. However, on an inactive tab

Thanks Shal and Duane, I never really looked at the feed view until one group member who lives in the same time zone pointed out the time discrepancy to me, so I'm definitely not the only one seeing

Hmmm, why would having the area inside the envelope be transparent, be called a bug? To me it looks like "this is our logo" -- and it's quite visible on the tabs --

Steve -- That's a link to the user's profile. At the time it was posted, there was no profile for this person in your group. There may already be a profile for that same person in another group (or

FWIW, I can't either.? All of my times match, no matter where I see them. Duane -- The official Groups.io user documentation is in the Groups.io Help Center ( /helpcenter ). GMF's

No setting.? That's the difference between the way a member and a non-member are handled by the system.? The only way to make it consistent is to make them become a member before they can post.

Christine, There's something definitely fishy if those two screen shots were taken with the same login. /Feed/ and /Your Calendar/ ought to reflect the same timezone. The calendar as seen through the

Hi, My group allows non-members to post. Let's say I approve a message from a non-member, and that person later joins the group with the same email address that they used when sending as a non-member.

See /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/exporting-or-downloading-your-group-s-data Same applies to subgroups. Duane -- The official Groups.io user documentation is in the Groups.io Help Center

Thanks Shal, I might have to monitor it a bit longer, I've unmuted everything and set to daily summary, and over the past few days it's either been empty or has a couple of topics but not everything.

Hi again Shal, I'm also finding that ?an event appears as but from feed view I click on 'Your Calendar' and the same event appears in the calendar with the correct time. and it's the same scenario

What's the easiest way to archive everything in a subgroup? (TIA)

Christine, Hmm... That's puzzling. I've verified that the the Feed page displays according to the account's Time Zone setting (and isn't simply defaulting to, say, U.S. Pacific, because that's where

Thanks for looking at this Shal, I've been to Account>Preferences and the Time Zone is *UTC (Dublin Edinburgh Lisbon London)* , and each of the calendar events I've created has the same time zone. Is

Bruce, Correct. Just use the Log In link at the upper right of any Groups.io page (not Sign Up). That will bring him to a page where instead of entering a password he can choose: "Email me a link to

Christine I also reported incorrect times for feed view ?in GIO beta group. It was in response to another incorrect time report. My logged in account time zone and the group are AZ time zone. The

Sandi wrote:"The bizarre thing to me is how I can receive it in my email from him as an interactive link but the email going to the groups isn't being posted as an interactive link." This isn't odd at

Sandi, Actually, no. In that case I think it would be the iOS Mail app that did it, not Gmail acting as an intermediary for the app. I was referring to Gmail's web interface doing that which I know

Shal, Thanks for clearing that up. I received "M's" email on my iPad in the native iOS Mail app so I hadn't considered that my Gmail account may have made his string of characters interactive. "M" is

Sandi, It goes back to what Bruce said, Gmail's web interface automatically "linkifies" plain-text URLs, even email addresses. Other members, using other email interfaces, may see that same plain-text