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Observant people out there will have noticed that Newest Nodes now has a table of contents summary at the top. (And the patch also supports usergroup specific sections which will appear automatically depending on your group.) You can use the TOC to jump to a specific sections list and each section has a "top" link as well to return to the summary.

Anyway, it seems that there are some folks (I suppose it would be the ones who bounce on NN) that really dont like it. If you happen to be one of those please don't fret, just use your User Settings to disable it by using the checkbox marked "Show Table of Contents" in the Misc. section.

Any feedback is welcome. :-)

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demerphq

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