We added a new marker/flag for premier members.
You'll notice that now some stories will have a little green down arrow beside/below the green dot and flag. If the story has that down arrow it means that you've download one of the story's archives/ebooks.
It's not active, that means you can't turn it on or off manually. It gets set automatically and you can't turn it off.
I don't see the purpose of this marker.
I can see I downloaded an archive, but not if there have been updates or extra chapters afterwards.
So I have to check the date of my archive to see if I need to download again.
It's useful in the updated serial page, it let you know if the available update concern a story you previously downloaded.
To know if you already downloaded the update, you need to rely on you browser history visited link changing the download button in blue.
So if the marker is there and the button is grey that mean you probably want to download it again.
Of course, if as me you download everything, then it is useless.
To know if you already downloaded the update, you need to rely on you browser history visited link changing the download button in blue.
So if the marker is there and the button is grey that mean you probably want to download it again.
Of course, if as me you download everything, then it is useless.
Unfortunately, if you use multiple devices, the entire premise collapses, and you'll keep downloading the same chapter over and over because each machine flags it as being new.
I can see I downloaded an archive, but not if there have been updates or extra chapters afterwards.
I guess there is room for an enhancement. I'll see about clearing the flag for a story when it gets new chapters.
Edited to add: Implemented. Now the flag is cleared when a serial is updated.
Implemented: No
I still have a flag for a story that has been updated after download.
BTW - maybe you could change the color to red for an updated story.
Implemented: No
I still have a flag for a story that has been updated after download.
Implemented: Yes.
However, it only works for serials updated after the implementation.