It should only tick it, if you're already subscribed to it to keep you subscribed when replying new.

If you unsubscribe from it, it should remove the tick.

Quoting: liamdaweIt should only tick it, if you're already subscribed to it to keep you subscribed when replying new.

If you unsubscribe from it, it should remove the tick.

Hm, I may not have explained my issue properly.

When commenting on a comment thread I'm not subscribed to the "Subscribe" checkbox is by default checked, even if I've unchecked it multiple times. This is likely by design as people would most likely enjoy getting updates from discussions they participate in.

Quoting: nox

Quoting: liamdaweIt should only tick it, if you're already subscribed to it to keep you subscribed when replying new.

If you unsubscribe from it, it should remove the tick.

Hm, I may not have explained my issue properly.

When commenting on a comment thread I'm not subscribed to the "Subscribe" checkbox is by default checked, even if I've unchecked it multiple times. This is likely by design as people would most likely enjoy getting updates from discussions they participate in.

Go here.

Untick "Auto subscribe when replying?"

Quoting: liamdawe

Quoting: nox

Quoting: liamdaweIt should only tick it, if you're already subscribed to it to keep you subscribed when replying new.

If you unsubscribe from it, it should remove the tick.

Hm, I may not have explained my issue properly.

When commenting on a comment thread I'm not subscribed to the "Subscribe" checkbox is by default checked, even if I've unchecked it multiple times. This is likely by design as people would most likely enjoy getting updates from discussions they participate in.

Go here.

Untick "Auto subscribe when replying?"

I'd love to have auto subscribe on - but I want it to remember when I've deselected it for one specific article. (preferably with a cookie). That's my request.

I'm also okay with being told "No". :D

Mmmm maybe, will have to look up the rules that type of functional cookie comes under and see if we have to request consent to use them...GDPR.

Edit: Yup, need consent for those types of cookies heh.

Gonna think on how to best do this, because it's a difficult one outside of the cookie issue anyway - how do we know you've specifically unchecked it like you're wanting here?

I guess for people who have auto sub turned off, this won't affect them at all.

Possibly just detect people who have auto subscribe on, check for a cookie specific to that article, untick if found...