Favorites

[Guest Chester]

Is there a favorites option when reading a story?  I love a lot of stories but want an easy way to access the ones I love like on FanFiction.net.  

[BronxWench]

We don’t have a button to mark a story as a favorite. However, in one’s archive profile, one can add a story as Recommended Reading, or note an author as a favorite author. That lets you add the link to the author or stories, so you can access them very quickly.

[Guest Chester]

I saw that.  But it is so complicated!  Isn’t there an easier way?  I put in the story number but then I had to put in the author, title, etc.  There should be an easier way to reread the stories you love.

[BronxWench]

Our archive code is a customized version of the original package, which is no longer supported, and we’re working within that framework to make the archive as user-friendly as possible. There are limits, however, as well as the additional consideration of trying to make the archive mobile-friendly. A lot of the functionality of previous updates has been reworked (and not always to the better) by that focus on mobile users. And yes, that is a grumble from someone who still likes her phone to be a phone, and who prefers a PC for Internet use.

Perhaps in future, our coders will see a way to make that an easier process, but for now, that’s the best we can offer. After the initial work of adding a story, it really is a quick way to access a story or author’s profile, which would have links to all their stories.

[Guest Favorites]

where Do I find the author Id?  

[BronxWench]

  On 11/28/2017 at 7:13 PM, Guest Favorites said:

where Do I find the author Id?  

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When you click on the author’s name, you’ll be taken to their profile. At the very top, in the url, there is a number at the end. That’s the author’s ID. The FAQ on that is here.

[Guest ShenDaoYaoi]

Has there been any progress on this? The AFF UI is so user un-friendly, which is incredibly frustrating (I speak as a Web developer).