I'm new to Roku forums.
How are the potsted topics sorted ? I just submitted a post and it is in the middle of the page.

I'd assume the posted would be in date order ?

Glenn

There are some threads that are sticky-ed by mods to the top to make them easier to find.

Where do I go to request that functionality be added to the Netflix channel that would allow me to remove entries in the recently watched category ?

viewtopic.php?f=28&t=16753
or
viewtopic.php?f=28&t=28463

would be a good place to start.

This is a particular feature that Netflix would need to add api support for. Therefore, this request should be made to Netflix.

We will add this to our list of gathered user feedback to share with Netflix, but I would also recommend users provide this input directly to them.

Cheers.

I'm losing it....
I can't find where I disable email notifications for new posts, etc ? Seems like when I enabled it, it was easy to find !!

glenns wrote:

I'm losing it....
I can't find where I disable email notifications for new posts, etc ? Seems like when I enabled it, it was easy to find !!

"User Control Panel" top left corner of the page, below "ROKU".

I was able to find the user control panel...BUT don't see the option to disable email notifications...

glenns wrote:

I was able to find the user control panel...BUT don't see the option to disable email notifications...

User Control Panel > Board Preferences > Notify me upon replies by default: Yes No

Sure wish the topics on the 'Roku Digital Video Player General Discussion' main page were presented by 'last post' !!

Within the first 10 topics I see yesterday, last week and last month.. then back to 2 days ago...etc.

They are, there are just a bunch of sticky topics stuck (by the mods) at the top of the first page. Look at the topic icons on the left for the first post that doesn't include an exclamation point (!) in the icon. That's the most recently posted-to topic that isn't a sticky or announcement. Unfortunately, It's just the way the phpBB forum software they use works.