Text to speech
As in have a computer read it for you?
Id love to hear a computer try to read parts of the wall thread.
I had a petition for a bitcointalk radio like the weather stations
Topic: Better way to read 3000 page threads? (Read 713 times)
As in have a computer read it for you?
Id love to hear a computer try to read parts of the wall thread.
I had a petition for a bitcointalk radio like the weather stations
Text to speech
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It's all fun and games until somebody loses an eye
Maybe it would be possible to make a page that starts at the first unread post and includes all the unread posts in the thread?
Click the new button next to a post and it will take you to the new posts in the thread that you haven't read yet.
Yeah, I know that. But I still have to click on the numbers for the pages that come after that. What I want is another link next to the "new" button that is something like "all new", where it starts on that post and keeps going without any page breaks until the end of the thread.
Maybe it would be possible to make a page that starts at the first unread post and includes all the unread posts in the thread?
Click the new button next to a post and it will take you to the new posts in the thread that you haven't read yet.
hero member
Activity: 756
Merit: 500
It's all fun and games until somebody loses an eye
Maybe it would be possible to make a page that starts at the first unread post and includes all the unread posts in the thread?
jackjack, add this to BT++ please 
I'm finding it really difficult to keep track of very active forum threads. e.g. KnCMiner thread, Speculation Wall tracker, etc.
Is there a better way to read 3000 page threads? Other than scrolling and clicking each page number?
It seems the "All" [pages] button disappears after a thread becomes too long.
Any bookmarklets or chrome plugins that help?
Is there a better way to read 3000 page threads? Other than scrolling and clicking each page number?
It seems the "All" [pages] button disappears after a thread becomes too long.
Any bookmarklets or chrome plugins that help?
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