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  1. For me it‘s the same with the PWA like opentype.
  2. I‘m writing this reply on my iPhone 14 Pro with the PWA. Additionally, I created a bug report this morning with them.
  3. Thank you. I have to add that this forum has more than this feed adding content to it. So older topics aren‘t shown, either.
  4. Sure. http://developer.apple.com/news/releases/rss/releases.rss
  5. Okay, this is an edge case 😊 I pull a RSS Feed from Apple. Usually, they publish more than one record. They could have all the exact same timestamp. In the forum feed view only one is shown. Clearing caches doesn‘t help.
  6. I think instead of showing the user name and the date of the last entry it would be nicer if there is a message that you don’t have access to this forum without the proper permission. Active client or something else. The current list is kinda useless. You check for permissions anyway so some kind of a configurable content unavailable view would be nice. You could configure a specific message and icon in ACP.
  7. It doesn't seem so. At least I find no possibility in my test environment.
  8. Did you run the upgrade script on /admin/upgrade Do this on a test environment please... 🙂 My guess is you have to upgrade first to 5 before uploading the dev tools.
  9. I can imagine doing this event based circumvents the reason for caching. If you have a small forum and less traffic it doesn't matter. But on a large forum you would perhaps increase the number of queries more than without caching (depending on the block).
  10. Do your users actually complain about the speed?
  11. With version 5 of the Suite it won't be possible anymore to create plugins. You have to create an application instead. Also, version 4 applications won't run in version 5. So I would ask myself do I create it for version 4 or do I go for version 5 instead. https://invisioncommunity.com/developers/devblog/blog/
  12. While I don't think it's bad to get new things I don't think it's the optimal strategy to hide it. Even though unintended... 🙂