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'recent posts' possible to go directly to last page?

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damien

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I always check the 'recent posts' part to see the new posts (that's what it's for :p).
If there is a new post in a topic with multiple pages, it alway goes to page 1 when you click that. Wouldn't it be handy to make it go to the last page of that thread?
I just caught myself responding to a post in page 1 while the topic had multiple pages. Obviously that question has been answered already in a different page.

Does it happen to other people often or is it just me?
 
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This only happens to me if I haven't read all of the posts on the previous page. The recent post button takes you to the last post you have read on that thread and if that happens to be on a previous page then thats where it will take you. Man I hope that makes since.
 
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