If you're logged in and look up top left, you should see some comic comment tracking. It should work about the same as private messages and uses the same window so you can switch between them.

Thanks, Bard.

Awesome awesome awesome.

You're a genius. Did your xbox emulator help with this in any way?

awesomez0r, thanks Brad. little bug though--when i left click on the comic title link and select "open link in new tab," it just opens another one of the "view new comic comments" pages. i'm running firefox 2.0.0.3

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mandingo wrote:
awesomez0r, thanks Brad. little bug though--when i left click on the comic title link and select "open link in new tab," it just opens another one of the "view new comic comments" pages. i'm running firefox 2.0.0.3

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I'm not sure this is a bug. When you click "view new comments" it should pop up in a new window, then when you left-click on the comic name it should open the comic in the previous window. That seemed to be the best way to handle it, as opening the comic in the small popup would suck.

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mandingo wrote:
awesomez0r, thanks Brad. little bug though--when i right click (corrected) on the comic title link and select "open link in new tab," it just opens another one of the "view new comic comments" pages. i'm running firefox 2.0.0.3

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I'm not sure this is a bug. When you click "view new comments" it should pop up in a new window, then when you left-click on the comic name it should open the comic in the previous window. That seemed to be the best way to handle it, as opening the comic in the small popup would suck.

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but when i right click the comic name and select open in a new tab, it is opening in the small popup, and the page that is opening isn't the comic as it should be, but a second "view new comments" page. that make sense?

(i made this more complicated than it should be because i originally said "left click" when i should have said "right click." i have my mouse buttons reversed so for me it is a left click)

It makes sense, but that's the way Firefox handles opening new tabs. It's done in the current window, which means loading comics in that tiny window.

The only other option I can see is to open a whole new window when you click on the comic name.

Is loading it in the previous window not working for you?

I have 106 new comic comments!

Wait.

Aw...

Cool feature, though.

The "new comments" feature seems to rely on your cookie settings.  It was cool when I logged in at work, but when I logged in at home I had the 84 new comments all over again.  Then when I used a different browser at home I had 84 new comments all over again.  I assume if my cookies ever get cleared I'll have 84 new comments all over again.  And if I get a new comment, I'll see it new in three different places.

 I find this a bit odd because I don't think the PMs work this way.

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Brad wrote:

It makes sense, but that's the way Firefox handles opening new tabs. It's done in the current window, which means loading comics in that tiny window.

The only other option I can see is to open a whole new window when you click on the comic name.

Is loading it in the previous window not working for you?

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not_Scyess wrote:

The "new comments" feature seems to rely on your cookie settings. It was cool when I logged in at work, but when I logged in at home I had the 84 new comments all over again. Then when I used a different browser at home I had 84 new comments all over again. I assume if my cookies ever get cleared I'll have 84 new comments all over again. And if I get a new comment, I'll see it new in three different places.

I find this a bit odd because I don't think the PMs work this way.

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Ah I forgot to load the cookie from the user database when you log in, should be fixed now.

Does this mean the PMs no longer do that? I remember early 2006 I had trouble checking messages when I went betweenvarious campus computers and my home computer because it kept telling me I had new messages when in fact, no one wanted to talk to me.

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ivytheplant wrote:
Does this mean the PMs no longer do that? I remember early 2006 I had trouble checking messages when I went betweenvarious campus computers and my home computer because it kept telling me I had new messages when in fact, no one wanted to talk to me.

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It shouldn't. It loads the last time you checked your PMs out of your user record, so it should be fine. Unless of course everything's broken.

Ah, ok. I hadn't actually checked on another computer in a while so I didn't realize that had been fixed. So far I haven't had any problems with the new stuff on Firefox or Safari. Wootage on comment tracking!