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That tells me that Safari isn't saving the cookies.? Dig around in the settings and you'll eventually find the source of the problem. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners

As long as you don't log out or delete cookies, there's no difference.? I haven't had to log in for several months. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual (

Yes there is a difference between visiting the site and logging into the site Visiting has no effect on the logging in clock but logging in resets it to 30 days I log in every day Nivard Ovington in

Tommy Hard to say -- I get digests from 3 groups and I will take closer notice of how the images and thumbs display and be back here if I have any insight. I deleted all my digest emails tonite so I

Hi Bruce, According to the Member's Manual section Logging in to your Account ( /helpcenter/membersmanual/1/understanding-groups-io-accounts/logging-in-to-your-account ) , each visit

If the file has been moved then there will be an entry in the Activity Log like so: Clicking on the small folder icon will take you the new location. Andy

Hi Bruce, I googled the problem I am having and this old reply if yours in group managers form came up. I don’t know whether you can help me with this. A few months ago, out of the blue, I started

Joseph, That's immaterial. If his service rejects only the occasional message (the ones he posted) then Groups.io will most likely not put his account into Bouncing status. But those occasional

Thanks, he's done some checking around. As well. I'm unable to mess with this subscription. Is it is not a group that I run. It's a group that I participate in. I'm sure he's not bouncing, because

Ken, That being the case I concur. And am likewise baffled. I wasn't previously sure if you'd posted the message via web or email. And in the posted message (following the link you provided). Leaving

Joseph, Some email services are inclined to treat a message received from the outside (Groups.io) but containing the From address of their user (the posting and receiving member, in this case) must be

Louie, If you mean Yahoo Groups, I don't remember that being the case. In the neo interface it was a straight list. In the classic interface the indented message list was shown under an individual

Shal They were all local image files, inserted on the UI via the image icon. So presumably there shouldn’t be any coding difference. I get immediate emails on that group so I didn’t get an

Thanks for the speedy reply Two of our owners have spent some time trying to find that folder prior to me giving up and asking for help. But a new puzzle is now visible. Using the Search function with

Ken I had thought the blue attachment icon was part of the attachment link but I think you're right, it's not. It displays whenever there is an image in the message, attached or not? Sounds possible.

That's your main clue.? That means the folder is still there, just not where it was.? Once you find it, you can put it back where you want it.? There is no Undo (though there is a Cancel), so it

I posted this in Beta. Donald ---------------------------------------------------- Some ham radio groups you may be interested in: /g/ICOM /g/Ham-Antennas

ken, There may be some clue in the View Source of the message, something perhaps about how the photos were encoded into the message. But only a group mod would have access to that. It is also possible

One of our owners was responding to a "File /Business Meeting Minutes/2021/04....pdf uploaded" message from [our group].groups.io Notification <[email protected]> He evidently clicked on something

The answer is in your description of the species - that the pics were embedded. The icon is there to display items that were attached. ?I don’t believe it’s a link, just a header - and underneath