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#311213 23-Dec-2023 13:00
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Some topic titles (a lot, to be honest) don't give a clear indication on which sub-forum they live in.

 

I would suggest adding the sub-forum below the topic title.

 

E.g.

 

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My awesome topic

 

Forums >> Desktop Computing

 

Created by AwesomeUser, last reply by OtherAwesomeUser on 01-Jan-1970 00:00 (100 replies) 

 

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But without the extra spacing that's added in here, of course :)


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  #3175013 23-Dec-2023 13:14
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If you hover the cursor on top of the thread title it shows the sub-forum.





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  #3175019 23-Dec-2023 13:54
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Not all of us consume GZ from a desktop.

 

99.9% of my browsing is on an iPad or Android Phone. Hovering not an option.





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  #3175054 23-Dec-2023 16:58
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I was about to say what Dingbatt said :)

 

On tablets and mobile, hovering is not really a thing.


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