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16 years ago

Does anyone know why some names are in purple and some are in blue?

I'm always purple. Just curious if there's a reason

:)Laura

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aliska12000
16 years ago
Purple probably means visited link. If you haven't clicked on a link, mine are blue.
auntyara
Original Author
16 years ago
aliska,
your name is always purple, so is mine and a lot of others.
But some are blue. Just curious.
:)Laura
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auntyara
Original Author
16 years ago
I get it, DUH, The blue ones are the ones I never clicked on. I guess I clicked on your name before and forgot. LOL
I must need a nap. Too much snow shoveling.
:)Laura
aliska12000
16 years ago
Did you click on me? Mine is blue, and I think I clicked on it recently to see what I have there - nothing.

Well, my name is purple now because I clicked on myself. My browser remembers for awhile, then if I clear out my cookies and other things, it reverts back to blue or they expire.

It's nothing to worry about. Sometimes it's a help in finding the threads you've clicked/read/posted on.

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