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    Shree
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    The messages don't expand in place as in IE. I have to scroll up and down to find the expanded message after every click. Is there a setting that I am missing?

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      The messages don't expand in place as in IE. I have to scroll up and down to find the expanded message after every click. Is there a setting that I am missing?

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      Tom Deketelaere
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      Are you talking about the forums on articles? Or in general because I don't have that in the 'normal' forums but do have it on the article one's. I think I reported this a couple months ago already.

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        Are you talking about the forums on articles? Or in general because I don't have that in the 'normal' forums but do have it on the article one's. I think I reported this a couple months ago already.

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        In the articles, it gets covered up, and I have to scroll. In the 'normal' forums, the expanded message jumps to the center of the screen. Though I don't have to scroll, it is not as convenient as in IE, where the message just expands neatly in place. I searched 'chrome' and browsed through a few pages of the search results to see if it had been posted, but couldn't find it. Maybe your post got buried deep.

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          In the articles, it gets covered up, and I have to scroll. In the 'normal' forums, the expanded message jumps to the center of the screen. Though I don't have to scroll, it is not as convenient as in IE, where the message just expands neatly in place. I searched 'chrome' and browsed through a few pages of the search results to see if it had been posted, but couldn't find it. Maybe your post got buried deep.

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          I use FireFox 3.5 and IE 8 and in both cases the messages expand neatly 'in-place'. I have never had to modify any settings for either browser for this.

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            In the articles, it gets covered up, and I have to scroll. In the 'normal' forums, the expanded message jumps to the center of the screen. Though I don't have to scroll, it is not as convenient as in IE, where the message just expands neatly in place. I searched 'chrome' and browsed through a few pages of the search results to see if it had been posted, but couldn't find it. Maybe your post got buried deep.

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            Shree wrote:

            In the articles, it gets covered up, and I have to scroll

            Yeah same as me then.

            Shree wrote:

            In the 'normal' forums, the expanded message jumps to the center of the screen.

            Hmm not exactly the center of the screen here but it does jump, never really payed much attention to it until now ;P . It's been so long since I used IE that I forgot how it reacted there ;P

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            Maybe your post got buried deep.

            Probably, it was quite a long time ago.

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