I can't speak for everyone elses phones but mine does not allow it.
I can't speak for everyone elses phones but mine does not allow it.
Tapatalk has apps for different phones, it really can help because it formats it to look as good as possible on a small screen.
The Remember Me check is basically a cookie and would apply to the same computer. These days you can get browsers to avoid deleting certain cookies when the cache is cleared.
Otherwise, the private may or may not be permanent if I can find some other ways to entice people in.
Some of you guys think it's fun to grab 50 pounds of gear and go running outdoors into the mud for drills in the rain, but darn it logging in on a website is so freaking bothersome!![]()
On the bleeding edge of insanity
SomethingEZ, here it is: http://www.tapatalk.com/ Works for Android and iPhone and I would hope the others ....
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GFT - Thank you, Gabe.
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There isn't anything private about the internet anyway. However, it is a great idea to make people register. Perhaps some of the conversations we have here aren't appropriate for minors?
Just one example.
In anycase since it's none of my business, I just sign in.
I don't mind signing in. It makes me feel like a..................MUTANT PIRATE!
I never log out.
"It's what people know about themselves inside that makes them afraid"- High Plains Drifter
It only took one or two visits as a lurker for me to decide that I had found my new home.
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