So many forums, as many interfaces cubed, and then a dozen web navigators all different. I currently use 7 OS'es (all of them Linux) each of them wielding about 8 web navigators on about 2 dozen forums where I have to remember an id and a pwd. It's a real jungle and it's far from done yet! BTW yes, I was in 'modern' maybe by default. If I had time I'd dig up the thread on the Artix linux forum where a member really gave me static precisely for posting an inline link to a large image that made his monitor (or CPU ..or who known what) appear depressingly inadequate :-)
So, I don't know, maybe Gen. Admin should chime in here and let me know what I will probably forget by tomorrow anyway seeing that my memory at 79 is still razor sharp nut it's not much wider than the blade's edge anymore.
This link will croak with the next update of the video:
The URL button is there in 'modern' too but it don't give a tag-pair like most other forums do; first click opens one and you have to guess that the second one will close it. I was just about to close it manually. This kind of detail should be in user prefs anyway, like 'I want only text/live/inline links'.
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