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Add "mark read" in desktop chats #7200

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vkjr opened this issue Jan 3, 2019 · 7 comments
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Add "mark read" in desktop chats #7200

vkjr opened this issue Jan 3, 2019 · 7 comments

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@vkjr
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vkjr commented Jan 3, 2019

Problem

Sometimes to many messages are shown as unread in a chat. If user not going to scroll to the top and read them all, he should have option to mark all messages as read.

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User can mark messages in a chat as read

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Swader commented Jan 7, 2019

@vkjr I think you mean "mark read" but "mark unread" would be cool too.

@vkjr vkjr changed the title Add "mark unread" in desktop chats Add "mark read" in desktop chats Jan 8, 2019
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vkjr commented Jan 8, 2019

@Swader, thanks for noticing, you are right, I meant "mark read" :)

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oskarth commented May 8, 2019

@flexsurfer @rachelhamlin I understand this might not be on the critical path. However, it's a much needed feature, so can we bounty it up please?

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@oskarth also see #7119

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➤ Hester Bruikman commented:

cc Rachel Hamlin

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FYI - we are putting a bounty on the mobile version of this feature, #6375.

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vkjr commented May 14, 2019

Cool, when desktop get mobile UI, this feature will be there automatically.

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