I was reading a story, I had it open on my PC so I could finish it. Anyway, power went out and I can't find it.
It's a story about a middle aged woman who didn't really get much sex when she was married. Her husband died and she's horny now. Her female cousin who teaches her the ropes about finding male partners and having as much sex as she can.
Anyway, thanks if someone know what it is.
Thx
Demon
On the left side of the main screen, right above the search bar there should be a tag with your name, and some numbers.
Click on that, it will take you to the stories you accessed today, and the last stories you accessed.
Yeah, if you're not premier that doesn't always work so well. Your history's blank. You start to read a story at 5PM and that starts the timer. The next day you start a different story at 4PM. Power goes out and comes back on at 5:01. The host flushed everything at 5:00 and there's nothing there. Tough luck. The history is 24 hours from the start of the first story after the last flush.
If you are past the 24 hour window on the sites history
page and if you have not deleted your browser history, you might be able to search it for "storiesonline.net" entries an locate the story name.
OK, I'm done with my if'ing as Andy Griffith would say.
Go to My Lirary. Select List. Top dead center is a button called History. Click on that.
That is the same list, with the same 24 hour constraints. At least it looks as though Nizzgrrl correctly identified the story.
Then it must be a premium membership thing because mine shows 48 pages of reading history.
The one from my library certainly is a premier member function, the whole my library page is a premier member function.
From My Library, I have 19 pages of history going back to at least 2009 (Dates stop at the top to page 16).
Nothing in the recent access from the main page.
Dominions Son
9/2/2020, 9:26:00 AM
@LonelyDad
The one from my library certainly is a premier member function, the whole my library page is a premier member function.
Back in the dim, dark recesses of my mind I knew that, but it didn't pop up when I was writing that.
