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I have been using this for a while and the one thing that bugs me is having to scroll down the page to get the latest post. What do you guys think? Do you think we should change this so that the most recent reply is at the top and then going downwards but keep the original poster above the top section. If you go to options at the top of this thread and go to Linear + you will see what I mean about the separation...we could then have the most recent posts after the original. Thoughts?

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I have been using this for a while and the one thing that bugs me is having to scroll down the page to get the latest post. What do you guys think? Do you think we should change this so that the most recent reply is at the top and then going downwards but keep the original poster above the top section. If you go to options at the top of this thread and go to Linear + you will see what I mean about the separation...we could then have the most recent posts after the original. Thoughts?

thats a good idea, especially on a mobile theme that makes sense. i mean you want to browse the forums quickly on the go so it would help to get you up to date if it was like you said.

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id say - do it! or add an option.

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Just a heads up, the skin was developed by request of the staff for Windows Mobile devices. Frank sent me a phone to develop on and I did just that, skin should work flawlessly on Pocket IE.

But now it seems everyone wants an iPhone version, so I'm doing just that, a specific version just for that (more apple style). So be on the look out for that and enjoy the skin. Should work quite nicely on edge, and 3g.

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would be nicer if the logo was used... but still cool nonetheless
Yea, +1 for the logo icon, but this is great! Good work (Y)

We had it on there for a while, but it didn't scale right and would look all ugly and jaggy. It may be added later but felt it didn't add value to what we already had and didn't want to hold up the works just for that.

I think its FANTASTIC, personally. Looks great on my iPhone.

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Wow finally!!!! I have been waiting for this for over a year now, I have browsed Neowin on my Dash for two years now, the mobile front page was good but this makes the whole package!

Thank you.

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