Changes to "Deck Folders" on personal account
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Posted on Nov. 4, 2017, 5:39 p.m. by CommanderNeyo
Howdy there! Recently, there was a change to how decks are shown in my "Deck Folders". It used to show all the decks on one page, and it also used to show my decks that were not listed in a folder (which is the vast majority of them, since I didn't bother organizing them). However, that has changed recently, and now only those decks that were thrown in a folder are in the "Deck Folders" section, which is then split amongst pages instead of everything being on one page. Is there any way of reverting these changes? It is frustrating to have to look through several pages in the "All Decks" list, since I am not sure on what page a deck that I want to look at is on, and it also does not show the images for each deck, which used to help me easily spot the deck I was looking for. It makes digging through my decklists considerably longer.
CommanderNeyo says... #3
OK, thank you Toxicat. I have over a hundred unfiled decks, so it might take some time...
November 5, 2017 1:11 a.m.
Yeah, not a fan of the recent changes to how the deck section is displayed now. I typically don't bother putting my decks into folders so now I have 46 pages of decks (only 10 per page) with no images. The images were a huge help to find specific decks and now that they're not all on one page, I can't easily CTRL find for the deck name either.
I have no desire to go through and individually add ~460 decks to folders. If these changes are going to be kept, they should at least add an 'Add to
Toxicat says... #2
I was asking myself is that a bug or a feature and was frustrated, too, so I have gone through all decks and added them to some folders. Now everything is on the folder page. I personally think this is the fastest and easiest way, to manage this. It may be much work, but waiting for an update to fix this could mean waiting very long. (A deck can now be saved in more than one your folder at the same time. So maybe they do not plan to reverse it.)
November 4, 2017 9:30 p.m.