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The questions I have is when I am viewing any thread, I can see only up to 3 replies on the same as that of the thread. Any other replies beyond 3 replies, I need to open it in new tab/windows to read it. How to display the replies beyond “Re^3” on the page as that off the thread and not opening a new tab/window?

e.g.:

Check this thread: Curious find while comparing grep, map, and smart match...

Scroll down half way through and you will find a lot conversation between users "dbuckhal", "BrowserUk".

The replies went upto "Re^10".

However, I can views only up to reply Re^3. And for further replies, I need to open that particular reply in a new tab/window to read the response.

I have increased the reply depth as well as tried different browsers but it is still the same.

I can view the detailed reply response only up to "Re^3" for any thread and anything after that, I need to open it in a new tab.

Thanks.

In reply to Not Able to View all the replies on the same page as that off the thread by slayedbylucifer

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