Hey where i can report bug?

When i try use link from search results , to navigate to particular comment, it mostly go to wrong page.

like i want to go to post(comment) 17809 what is on page 355

but instead it will show me page 357 (that starts with post 17908) and comment isn't highlighted with red mark



Also i would like to look for someone comment history, or just look at my own (i don't mean thread post/questions history! but regular comments) , that future would be nice.

To be honest, the search section in the forum is not exactly reliable. I find it easier to use Google with the "site:gog.com" keyword.

As for reading someone's full post history, I am not sure it's even possible. Many users disable their profile for privacy reasons anyway. Open a ticket at GOG Support Center.

Or find a "blue" (moderator) and send them a private message.

That's a very well known issue. The link to a post takes you to the page where that post SHOULD be, not where it actually is if posts from that thread have been deleted. Always did that, most likely always will. Forum isn't something GOG works on (except occasionally to break it even more, likely accidentally, when they work on some other part of the site that somehow interferes).

site:gog.com/forum is even better, and you don't have to use Google. (I recommend DuckDuckGo.com)

yea i know, thanks for tip ,
but you know it is 2019, people expect some basics standards ... don't know why they don't fix such trivial bug

Easy: They don't care.

edit: (slow-motion) ninja'd!

Yeah, Cavalary is perfectly correct, the pointer has an absolute reference and the display is relative (minus the illegal list entries).

It might be an easy fix, depending on the software, or it might be completely intractable (if there is a lot of spaghetti).

I still miss the friendly list of replies that used to be along the top menu bar of the forum, which disappeared a couple of weeks ago. :(


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* Or … reading comprehension fail.
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Maybe they will fix it, at least it is not that stupid metro /mobile design.

but some futures like sorting search results by thread last replay date or by creation date...