As things stand, clicking 'View more...' under the 'What's new' tab returns you to the top of the listing requiring a scroll to find your place in the list.
At the very least there should be a visual break point to indicate what has already been viewed on the initial page. Better still 'View...
You could always do what I did, move my forums onto SMF :)
The only real disappoint for me as far as Xenforo is concerned is the length of time it's taking to replace Froala. There really should have been an interim release shortly after Tiptap 3.0 became stable. Waiting for new stuff is one...
It sounds to me OFCOM wants to have it both ways i.e. a large number of users on a small site and a small number of users on a large site. At least that's the way their word salad reads to me.
Imgur is geo-blocking its service to the UK . If I upload an image to Imgur and place a link to it on this site, everyone can view the image except those of us on a UK IP. As far as I know there is no relationship between Imgur and phpBB.
Discourse continues to build an impressive list of communities, including a fair number migrating from Khoros. One minor observation which may or may not hold water; it appears to me new communities started on Discourse are far more likely to gain traction than communities started on more...
I think the current editor broke this function and left it more or less unfixable? Perhaps Tiptap will allow it back. Voted as I'd certainly like to see it reinstated.
UK internet users thinking of entering their PII in order to access age-gated content and services might want to think again.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8jmzd972leo
While there's nothing to suggest this example of age-gating is linked to the OSA, it is a good example of why you...
Widely reported figures at the time the Act came into force suggest VPN usage increased by 1,400% while porn sites reported a 47% decrease in traffic.
https://www.cybersecurityintelligence.com/blog/vpn-demand-surges-as-british-online-safety-takes-effect-8580.html...
I can only judge by the amount of blocked content in the UK which does appear to be quite significant. Here's the ICO's take on it:
https://ico.org.uk/about-the-ico/media-centre/news-and-blogs/2025/09/statement-update-on-imgur-investigation/
Ofcom should be taking action against sites geo-blocking content. Section 22 of the Act clearly states providers have an explicit duty to protect users’ lawful speech and privacy, enforceable by Ofcom. I won't hold my breath on that one.
And to add to the above, I've just been viewing a UK based site where the majority of the front page is plastered with huge notices proclaiming 'Content not viewable in your region'. You really need to think twice before allowing embedded content on your site.
[EDIT] I'm now seeing multiple...