Is there a quick way to find out if a specific member is currently on line?

[AG31]

You can search for a member, and on the results page click the Members dropdown/Current visitors. Chose member, then I can use my operating system find function for each of the 39 pages of current visitors (329 members). Pretty tedious.

EDIT: There's a list of members currently online on the bottom left side of the screen when you're looking at Forums or Maine Literotica Forums. Scroll all the way.

 

[jehoram]

You can search for a member, and on the results page click the Members dropdown/Current visitors. Chose member, then I can use my operating system find function for each of the 39 pages of current visitors (329 members). Pretty tedious.

IIRC, there used to be a feature in the old setup where you could click on a member's name or avatar and the next screen would tell you if the member was online. Maybe it could be reinstated.

 

[pumperguy191]

There is no absolute way. Currently, a little green gizmo appears next to a person's avatar if they are online. However, anyone can choose to appear offline at all times so nothing is for certain

 

[AG31]

There's a list of members currently online on the bottom left side of the screen when you're looking at Forums or Maine Literotica Forums. Scroll all the way.

 

[stickygirl]

There used to be an option to hide if you were online. It was a handy way to stop creeps hitting on you. I wonder if it's still there. I'll report back.
Can't see it, so I guess that disappeared with the last big upgrade

 

[jaF0]

^^^ Account Details >> Privacy.

Protects you from stalkers trying to find out who's here.

 

[stickygirl]

^^^ Account Details >> Privacy.

Protects you from stalkers trying to find out who's here.

Oh cheers Jaffs, I rediscovered it under my profile AV not Lit control panel.
Also AG31, I've got a drop-down under the top bar 'Members'

 

[NightL]

Am I the only one who finds someone making a post about wanting to know this just a little creepy and stalkerish?

 

[jaF0]

Nope.