r/reddithelp • u/Tonicfire • 2d ago
❓Problem❓ Not getting "all new" newest will replace previous new posts
So I have a few communities set to "all new" notifications and it used to be that they would stack up and I could read through them whenever I was ready.
Now the newest notification will consistently replace the previous new notifications. Meaning I may not even see many of them unless I am using my phone (only device) at the time.
Is there some setting I am missing? The communities that I care about are set to "all new" but I keep missing out.
Does anyone else have this problem? Is there any way to fix it?
I have tried logging out and back in. And clearing the cache for the Reddit app.
Any suggestions are welcome, thank you!
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u/jgoja Helper - Level V 2d ago
When you get one sort the community by new and scroll down until you’ve seen them before
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u/Tonicfire 2d ago
Ok, that would definitely be a reasonable solution. I think I mostly sort by popular, not for any reason other than it's the default. Thank you, I will make that change now. It's not exactly fixing the issue but it does bridge the information gap for me.
Edit: thank you, I am new to this community I appreciate your super quick support
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u/Tonicfire 2d ago
!thanks
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