Tapatalk Multiple Posts
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Is there something on the homeone side that can be done?
I use Tapatalk myself but only as a notification system. I just use mobile browser to access the website and it is a great experience by itself. Tapatalk is heavily promoted when you access the site for the first time with a mobile browser, however it seems to be creating a lot of havok lately.
Those on desktop computers wear out the mouse wheel from the need to keep on scrolling through all the excess.
I don't know how those on a mobile device stay within their bandwidth limitations when some people post so many photos in just one post, and then you get those who reply and quote the whole lot all over again, which a lot of people do.
I'm growing tired of seeing multiple posts being caused by people's use of Tapatalk.. I've only just noticed it getting worse in the last couple of months. In one of the threads I frequent, there are often 8 or more same posts being posted, over and over again.. often quoting a previous post that has large images, so you end up with pages and pages of the same post repeated.
Is there something on the homeone side that can be done?
I use Tapatalk myself but only as a notification system. I just use mobile browser to access the website and it is a great experience by itself. Tapatalk is heavily promoted when you access the site for the first time with a mobile browser, however it seems to be creating a lot of havok lately.
Is there something on the homeone side that can be done?
I use Tapatalk myself but only as a notification system. I just use mobile browser to access the website and it is a great experience by itself. Tapatalk is heavily promoted when you access the site for the first time with a mobile browser, however it seems to be creating a lot of havok lately.
Hi light487,
We'll be forwarding this to our programmer for consideration.
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