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As long as the browser used doesn't clear cookies when it closes, the login is good for 30 days on each device.? I'd suspect a setting on their phone. Duane -- Help: /static/help

Yes. I stay logged in all the time. I just keep the page open in Safari. Occasionally, I get logged out, and I just use the e-mail me a login link feature (but you could use a login and password as

Paul, You are incorrectly overstating the problem. Just the act of of putting an emailed posting into a spam folder does not trigger this event. Gerald [Mod note : the difficulty is that the trigger

Bruce, The screenshot was worth a thousand words. I see exactly what you see now that I know what I am looking for. In my case, all I see is a very brief flash of the initial screen as it immediately

I never use my phone for connecting to Groups.io and one of my members wrote to me and asked the following question: I was wondering...Is there a way to stay logged into the groups on the iPhone?? I

That isn't just a Chrome feature. I am sure it is the same in Firefox and Seamonkey, and probably IE as well.

Jim, I am using Windows 10 and Edge as my browser. When I download the photo using Edge, it does not offer me the zoom function you are talking about. I did find I could copy and paste it from there

I posted a request to this effect in the beta group. As is all too frequently the case around here, it got shot down quicker than a wounded duck...but at least I tried. Bruce I appreciate your trying,

You can do that in your browser. Just view it in the browser page, then use the browser's zoom function to show as much fine detail as you like. Jim Fisher -- http://jimellame.tumblr.com - My thoughts

That is an Admin or Moderator view, it looks different there viewing as a normal member account. Still "broken", but different... Rick Sent from my WEBmail.

Following up on this, despite the GDPR being an EU directive, specifics are up to the individual member states. Those differences can be startling: * Estonia, for example, requires compliance within

Ideal would be to not insert a reply-to header in the message at all. It isn't even something a mailing list should be setting, it should be passed through so that the user can decide where they want

I previously checked the headers, and the group was not getting a Reply-To header. I think this is the best solution, since it just leaves things for the email client to use (it allows people to reply

If you haven’t seen the discussion yet there is one IO issue you need to know to know about and accept before transferring. Any IO posting that gets put into a member spam folder whether with or

I hope so. My ISP's email server just came back online, so here's that screenshot I was talking about. Top half shows what happens as it first loads and the bottom what it looks like after the edit

I think that misses a couple of points. Firstly if the "recipient" concerned wasn't a member of the Group then they wouldn't have been sent the email in the first place; secondly your suggestion

I happened to think that my posting preference might be involved.? Turns out that using HTML preference has the "Quote Whole Post" glitch, but markdown and plain text show the icon.? Mark mentioned

Didn't Mark write something about being able to do a second sweep, to pick up orphaned messages. The limitation being that it has to be specifically requested. jonathon

Annick -- I posted a request to this effect in the beta group. As is all too frequently the case around here, it got shot down quicker than a wounded duck...but at least I tried. Bruce

I've tried Chrome and Firefox in XP, and Edge and Chrome in W10. Same story. I tried disabling and reenabling attachments in the group settings. No help. It's happening here in GMF and also in other