Just bugs / missing functionality reports - no griping

Search still glitched for me anyway

Hitting 'more' just reloads the first page, hitting it again does nothing and I can't get to the second page.

If you "stop loading this page" right after page content is displayed jump does not happen.

However, you might not be taken to your "last unread" post

I could be wrong, but it seem that it goes like...

1.load page content (not necessary last read/unread post, could be #latest post )

2.load ad scripts

3.adjust page to "last unread"* post, ...and this where jump occur

* Note: "last unread" is somewhat questionable as not always work that way, perhaps its "first unread" and even if you skip few pages at the start, it might roll you back few pages that vanilla think you have not read yet, not sure.

Furthermore, when page adjusted to "last unread"* post it align the post to the "top edge" of the page, absolutely ignoring top three page elements

As per sample below, i selected to load post #4:

Before page adjustment... (purposely changed .postbit-header color for "clear" view)

...and after adjusted(here i purposely removed navigation bar to expose .postbit-header position )

Desk, FF, own custom CSS but same happens without it

As it was already mentioned by some other poster, site seem so much customized from original vanilla that boards potentially themselves unable to trace whats and where causing distortions

Just noticed a post where the username on the post is different to the username on the user profile and in notifications.

You have to laugh at the Search function. Broken beyond belief, from vBulletin to Vanilla, it seems the site is cursed when it comes to searching. I searched for the term Netflix there, a term certainly used daily on the site you'd imagine. Ten results on the first page, all as relevant as they've ever been...

1) (Top Result) - 8 years old.

2) 8 years old

3) 5 years old

4) 10 years old

5) 3 years old

6) 8 years old

7) 4 years old

8) 6 years old

9) 6 years old

10) 2 years old.

^^ The most recent result is two years old, at the bottom of the first page of search results. That just can't be right in this day and age. Utterly broken, always has been, looks set to always be too...