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Why doesn't Invisible Mode work?
In edit options I've tried to change my settings to Invisible Mode. It doesn't work, has this feature gone away?
I can change the □ check box and save the changes but it doesn't save the change. I've also tried changing and saving the changes, then log out and log back in but, the settings still doesn't change. I'm I doing something wrong?
If you have invisible mode selected, your posts will show a red star next to your screen name or you can check your profile and you’ll also see a red star next to your screen name. Otherwise it would be green to indicate you’re online.
I was wondering what he has to hide. Or why someone would feel the need to hide.
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Nosey Sucker aren't you?
You every notice how members here avoid you? Ever notice how members here confront you and your peculiar post?
FYI, I was exploring the different areas and features of HDF when I discovered the invisible mode. Are you satisfied with that explanation or would you like to get more personal?
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Invisible Mode?
