A "Mark All Read" option

Love all the changes you have made so far.

One suggestion would be to add an option in the "Not Read" list to mark all threads as "Read". This was a part of my phpBB forum years back and was very nice. It allows the user to browse the unread threads, read the ones they want, and then clear the list so the next time the user logs in, they don't have to read all the old threads again.

Hope that makes sense,

Thanks!

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Donovan R. Palmer

One suggestion would be to add an option in the "Not Read" list to mark all threads as "Read". This was a part of my phpBB forum years back and was very nice. It allows the user to browse the unread threads, read the ones they want, and then clear the list so the next time the user logs in, they don't have to read all the old threads again.

I second this!

Dave Hooton

One suggestion would be to add an option in the "Not Read" list to mark all threads as "Read". This was a part of my phpBB forum years back and was very nice. It allows the user to browse the unread threads, read the ones they want, and then clear the list so the next time the user logs in, they don't have to read all the old threads again.

Agree!

Scott Edgren

Yes, please add this option.

LimJK

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/3413#Comment_3413

Yes Please!

I still missed the ease of Reading and Managing News items in Newsgroup. With the "Mark All as Read" feature, it will certainly help me in the transistion to using the Forum here.

TCBlack

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/3428#Comment_3428

A Mark everything ready option is absolutely necessary. So consider this my +1 vote.

Praiser

No more waiting since it has arrived! Thanks Logos.

George Somsel

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/6209#Comment_6209

No more waiting since it has arrived! Thanks Logos.

I don't see it. Have no fear though -- I have an appointment for an eye exam.

Scott Edgren

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/6210#Comment_6210

I don't see it.

I didn't see it at first either. You have to browse each individual forum separately and then click "Mark all read" for each forum when you are done with it. It is located on the upper right from the list of topics.

Robert Pavich

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/6217#Comment_6217

[quote]You have to browse each individual forum separately and then click "Mark all read"

that's lame

TCBlack

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/6217#Comment_6217

I didn't see it at first either. You have to browse each individual forum separately and then click "Mark all read" for each forum when you are done with it. It is located on the upper right from the list of topics.

Way past lame, that's incomplete. We need a "Mark everything everywhere in the forums as read" button.

Friedrich

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/6237#Comment_6237

i vote for a "mark all unread." I accidentally clicked "mark all read" and then realized what I had done. Now I have to try and figure out what I have NOT read. "marking all read" would reset things.

Rosie Perera

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/106168#Comment_106168

i vote for a "mark all unread." I accidentally clicked "mark all read" and then realized what I had done. Now I have to try and figure out what I have NOT read. "marking all read" would reset things.

Marking all unread would still leave you in the same situation have having to try to figure out what you HAD already ready. But I agree it would be good to have that feature.

Hint to help you in the short term: Sometimes it's a good thing to accidentally delete or lose something that we can't get back. Teaches us to hold on loosely. Then we can start with a clean slate from today going forward and don't worry about catching up with the past. I had a friend who lost his entire Inbox one day due to a glitch (or human error) in his workplace's internal network; he said it felt awful when it happened, but it was a breath of fresh air after he finally accepted it.