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... NO| I use Firefox for my main browser | and the tab icon is very clear in the | active and non active tabs as per | attached (...) | I also tried in Edge and its clear | in that as well | | Which

Susan, A small clarification: ?If the " We have several subgroups for committee work and they have members who are staff" subgroups are part of the "residents have created a group for resident

/On 2020-11-30 14:41, Chris Jones via groups.io wrote: / I agree with Chris.? I also don't want to come across as criticizing, but in all honesty & reality, your group's home page is waay too busy

I *think* I'm with you so far. May I suggest you make the main group an Announcement group instead? That will keep the non-admin people from posting there...and if no messages are being posted, you

From: *Susan Hyne* < susanhyne@... > Date: Mon, Nov 30, 2020 at 2:22 PM Subject: Blocking subgroup members from visiting main group website To: < [email protected] > I live in a

I wonder whether you have set up your group guidelines to be sent monthly. It is a handy way to remind people about how to do things. See

I have read your response several times and spent a little time looking at your Home Page and those of other groups taken at random from the Find or Create a Group page, and am still a bit stuck

If the would-be member goes to your group homepage, they just have to click on the blue + Join This Group button, just below Top Hashtags. If it is a restricted group, the message would be Apply For

Can I ask why ? Chris Sure, feedback from our tester group found the sign-up (Apply to become a member) a bit un user-friendly as it was a tiny button at the bottom you had to scroll too and not

I use Firefox for my main browser and the tab icon is very clear in the active and non active tabs as per attached (and has been since at least January) I also tried in Edge and its clear in that as

A two-tone logo/favicon would be more resistant to browser theme ( https://chrome.google.com/webstore/category/themes?hl=en ). As to what it could mean for trademark registration and so on, I don't

Just a suggestion: since it's a rare occurrence maybe it'd be possible to approach it from the other side. If there is a way to attach a non-member message to a specific member, by the moderator, that

To me, this isn't something that GIO should have to "fix".? There are so many OS and browser combinations that it would be all but impossible to make sure the favicon would stand out for all of

Gesine wrote "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 --" Gesine, in the

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.