The save draft feature is very useful

[McCree 713]

I had to close my firefox browser because it was using a lot of memory, and I had prepared a reply to a topic on this forum. I forgot to copy it out of the browser before I closed it so when I opened firefox again I though I had lost the reply forever, but actually the cryptotalk forum had saved the draft for me. So next time your browser closes know that your replies are safe.

[Migo 7946]

Yes I noticed that too, many times I exist from this site but when I come back I find my post still there, this is a good feature in this forum, sometimes we forget what we were writing but this feature solved it 

[Ankit Nepal 719]

14 hours ago, McCree said:

I had to close my firefox browser because it was using a lot of memory, and I had prepared a reply to a topic on this forum. I forgot to copy it out of the browser before I closed it so when I opened firefox again I though I had lost the reply forever, but actually the cryptotalk forum had saved the draft for me. So next time your browser closes know that your replies are safe.

Yes it is. It is absolutely awesome. When i cut the browser or by mistake put my back button i thought my whole creation was deleted but it wasn't. I am really pleased by this feature.

[gigabyteRTX 1583]

Well, yeah, they have a feature like that, but sometimes it didn't work for me, and I know it also happens to everyone, right? But in all save draft feature is excellent for those who are busy and doing so many things in their phone or pc, and maybe it can also use a trick to consuming less time in posting for example you've done posting to lessen the time in your next posting you will choose the topic and type your content and leave it right there and wait for the cooldown or interval of your previous post, and after that, you could just hit the submit reply button and then you can do that over again, it was great right?.

[PiroSense 2681]

4 hours ago, Hashimi said:

It also track your ip address

IP address is not the sole benchmark on how the admins detect that you're using the same device. As far as I know, they have already cleared this fact, though I can't remember which topic it was replied to by one of the admins.

 

If IP address is used, then there is higher chance that the IP you are using, has already been used by other people with accounts here in the forum. You must understand that ISPs give IP address dynamically, unless you bought a static IP address for you to use (useful for running a server). If you're just a regular subscriber, then every time your router or mobile data connects and disconnects to the internet, you are assigned with a new (reused) IP address that is currently unused.

 

22 hours ago, McCree said:

but actually the cryptotalk forum had saved the draft for me.

4 hours ago, Hashimi said:

This feature allows server to read your connection in real time

They might be mainly tracking with cookies. And the auto-save feature, I believe lies within the back-end (server side), with timeouts set to not trigger a save and execute a command to the server every key press in the textbox. Once the system detects you have stopped typing for a specific duration, it then sends the data to the server of the content you had already in place, effectively saving what you are typing.

Edited December 23, 2019 by PiroSense

[McCree 713]

4 hours ago, PiroSense said:

If IP address is used, then there is higher chance that the IP you are using, has already been used by other people with accounts here in the forum. You must understand that ISPs give IP address dynamically, unless you bought a static IP address for you to use (useful for running a server). If you're just a regular subscriber, then every time your router or mobile data connects and disconnects to the internet, you are assigned with a new (reused) IP address that is currently unused.

My ISP uses NAT technology to put all their subscribers under one IP address, which changes practically every day. I wonder how that would affect the admins' ability to distinguish different forum users from each other.

[patitaycute 648]

This features was very helpful for me because I usually touch the homescreen because of the chats on social media. This saves my time and effort for writing a post.

[Lubruselu 2803]

On 12/22/2019 at 4:53 PM, McCree said:

I had to close my firefox browser because it was using a lot of memory, and I had prepared a reply to a topic on this forum. I forgot to copy it out of the browser before I closed it so when I opened firefox again I though I had lost the reply forever, but actually the cryptotalk forum had saved the draft for me. So next time your browser closes know that your replies are safe.

For me sometimes she I already prepare the reply to a post which is at least 2 lines, even if i close my browser it will be saved and if will open it again I can continue to be writing

[Anik55 3]

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[Raven 7817]

Of course it is very useful because when you accidentally closed your browser the comment that you wrote are still in there and you can continue it. Save draft is very useful feature in this forum. 

[Ayush Singh 1175]

You had provided a great information which is useful and also helpful for the users and i think this feature of saving drafts in cryptotalk is very good which allow users to feel safe of their comments.

[Yanadia 1517]

Yea it is i notice that too manytimes the save box replay just asking you to restore or clear. Than you can continue your replay  even before send it  you has loss conecction. It is really helpfull .

[McCree 713]

1 hour ago, CryptoBitCrypto said:

We do not need draft features on cryptotalk for now. What do we need it for. It is already in the rules, 30 post daily. 

A draft is when you save a post into the website without publishing it on the forum. It does not count towards your daily posts.

[Nakamoto 279]

I think your writing is automatically saved when you have typed. So why do you propose something that already exist?

 

Edited January 19, 2020 by Nakamoto

[Ummita 303]

This has also once happened to me where I thought I lost everything I typed but when I reload the page it pops up.

[Jesoy 1342]

Oh thank you for this. I really thought it would disappear so I really am into great careful but it doesn't disappear and its good to know that.

[Upright 2688]

Its really helped a lot, when sometimes you you exaggerate and press the Bach button or pad, it still remembers what you wrote, when you come back, its even helped me in many post  as I can remember

[Gg233 1061]

I agree with that it’s useful and it help us and not waste our time to write again and it is good idea to have that kind of feature in this I hope for more useful features.

[Ms.o 3322]

On 12/22/2019 at 9:53 PM, McCree said:

I had to close my firefox browser because it was using a lot of memory, and I had prepared a reply to a topic on this forum. I forgot to copy it out of the browser before I closed it so when I opened firefox again I though I had lost the reply forever, but actually the cryptotalk forum had saved the draft for me. So next time your browser closes know that your replies are safe.

True,it so useful. I also experienced that,i was typing and fell asleep,the next morning my comments still there,i like how cryptotalks make it convenient to us.

[Crypto_trader 46]

Yes this is also very help ful to me because i always forget the send reply after 4/5 hours i remember it then i check crypto talk save my comment in draft folder

[mehek380 333]

Yes this also happened with me. But when we write the posts and not submit it but leave it, and the page refreshes by mistake the post remains as a draft which is great. 

[fuer44 1083]

yes, it is also useful for example you are making a post now but you want to post it tomorrow because the quota for today has reached the maximum, then the draft can be very useful.

[Alexs1234567890 1]

3wfrmexaa - Спасибо бирже Yobit и форуму CryptoTalk за возможность зарабатывать деньги за каждое сообщение!

[SB Sinthia 0]

I had to close my firebox browser because it was using a lot of memory. That your replies are safe. 

[Syedbesharat 5423]

On 12/22/2019 at 6:53 PM, McCree said:

I had to close my firefox browser because it was using a lot of memory, and I had prepared a reply to a topic on this forum. I forgot to copy it out of the browser before I closed it so when I opened firefox again I though I had lost the reply forever, but actually the cryptotalk forum had saved the draft for me. So next time your browser closes know that your replies are safe.

This happened to me yester day when i was facing problem on form.i have typed the comment and suddenly their comes the captcha then i do my captcha  my comment was saves in reply and just posted.The page of form.saved my comment before posting.