The "My Games" page has been returned to its former general layout, and the "inbox" is back.
Things to note :
The contents of your inbox will not be as it was prior to the first update yesterday. If your games had not already been placed in custom folders :
The Inbox folder includes all incomplete games.
The Archive folder includes all completed games.
But games can be placed in any folder, should you choose, much like before.
Some features from the now abandoned My Games are still included though, such as archive to any custom folder and the enhanced collapsible sidebar.
It looks much better now, but I'm sorry to say that the sorting order is broken for me. I sort by "last move" and it looks fuzzy right now (both ASC and DESC). I think sorting by time is wrong too. I can provide a screenshot if you wish.
Thank you for your hard work, Russ
kaspi
Originally posted by kaspiThe sorting does seem to be broken right now -- when I sort by "last move" it is now sorting by "move."
It looks much better now, but I'm sorry to say that the sorting order is broken for me. I sort by "last move" and it looks fuzzy right now (both ASC and DESC). I think sorting by time is wrong too. I can provide a screenshot if you wish.
Thank you for your hard work, Russ
kaspi
Originally posted by Traveling AgainAh! Thanks for noticing. That means it is broken though, since I didn't click "move" but "last move". Not to say "move" isn't even clickable.
The sorting does seem to be broken right now -- when I sort by "last move" it is now sorting by "move."
Anyway it's all I need. I'll be fine after that.
Not to sound greedy, but...how about getting back that sort by 'Alert' we used to have? Not sure exactly what the logic was for that function, but it did a good job of gathering the most urgent games at the beginning of my inbox.
BTW, I'm all in favor of improvements. I saw a lot of things I liked about the new system. But it might be a good idea to sort of poll the RHP community as to their workflow when processing games day-to-day. I expect the high-volume users (such as caissad4, who posted elsewhere) are much more dependent upon the details of the system than someone who only carries 20-30 games at a time. It's when urgent games get spread across multiple pages that life seems to become difficult. At least that was my experience.