Don’t know if this is my fault. I’m using firefox 131 on linux.
I see Unread (1) in the page on visiting this discourse, but when I click on the tab it says there’s nothing to read.
Puzzled-ly yrs
Don’t know if this is my fault. I’m using firefox 131 on linux.
I see Unread (1) in the page on visiting this discourse, but when I click on the tab it says there’s nothing to read.
Puzzled-ly yrs
I suspect that the unread message was evident Spam (or otherwise manifestly undesirable) and is removed by admins before you clicked..
If that’s the case why does the (1) reappear when I leave and come back to the discourse?
I see this too after refreshing in Chrome. It feels buggy to me.
I’ve seen this before. I’ve always just assumed that the “Unread” count is slightly unreliable, and not worried about it.
Moderator actions like locking a thread, or as @tjguk said removing spam, seem to confuse the unread count occasionally, as well. Someone moving threads from a topic you monitor to one you don’t is another edge case that I think affects it. If it matters to you, try clicking around a bit (I tend to check “New Messages” as well) - that sometimes clears it.
Click on your profile button, top right, and look at what is listed there. You may find a clue as to why your have an unread count.
I see nothing obvious some hearts etc etc. I tried clicking on various of the latest threads to ensure they are muted, but also see nothing obvious. It’s not a browser based issue as I see the same behaviour in google-chrome.
Tried clearing all the cookies and logging back in. Still persists. ![]()
I wen tthough all the ‘latest’ threads and marked normal → muted etc etc. Somehow that has cleared the problem.
I will have to look at latest for a while and check if a thread I’m interested in appears.
One problem I noticed doing this is that some threads are so long it’s quite hard to change the notification level as the page grows too long.
Side note: if there is a bug or something of the sort, it probably does not belong to discuss.python.org but rather to discourse.org, for example I found this:
I noticed this happening and scrolled through “latest” until I saw an unread notification. Once I clicked on that thread it stopped happening.
Maybe the problem is that the “unread” tab is failing to fetch information about the thread it wants to show you.