Gardenweb vs Houzz
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Comments (5)I'm having a different experience. I used the old garden web and then had to take 4-5 years off to get a new garden started. I have always bookmarked pages, and I have garden web pages bookmarked, both the master list of GW forums Master list of GW forums and the forums I visit most. In addition, as I've done some painting, etc, to a house that needs work in more than painting, I've really enjoyed Houzz's other features and am glad have it. They have a very easy format for me to look at other non-garden house "stuff" and I've gotten some valuable info, too. Maybe add some bookmarks? GW is pretty painless for me right now with bookmarks, and I LOVE how easy it is to add photos. Before I had to use Photobucket, which is under no circumstances an option since they started charging in the hundreds for the use of their services. Very glad I can upload pictures from my computer directly now....See MoreGardenWeb & Houzz forum merge
Comments (1)I just realized the issue - I have two accounts as they are setup under separate email address (one is Gmail and the other Yahoo). Still would like to merge these :)...See MoreGardenweb Houzz gets more and more irritating
Comments (29)I'm on a mac laptop and these changes appear on some forums and not others. I was thinking it was gardenweb staying the same and houzz forums being in the new format, but that's not it. I switch every thread to oldest first, so I can read what others have said. But then when I get to the bottom and may want to comment, the comment box is up at the top, even though I switched the order, so I have to scroll back through the whole thread up to the top. And the best answer stays at the top, so the new comment is below that. I also cannot "like" comments or thank people on my threads if I'm in firefox, I have to switch to chrome, or safari, both of which I dislike using....See MoreHow do I connect to gardenweb instead of Houzz?
Comments (9)I think dadoes is on to something. Are you sure you're logged into Houzz/Gardenweb in your Linux Firefox? BTW... (this may not interest you but... just in case) I sync too but probably the other direction. I sync Linux bookmarks etc. to Windows since Linux is my main OS. I also sync to my bedroom computer. I don't use Firefox Sync though (not saying there's anything wrong with it), I just copy the relevant files. They're in your active profile folder which is easily found by going through "Help"->"Troubleshooting Information". (Profile Directory -> Open Directory) "Bookmarks" are stored in "places.sqlite" "Cookies" are stored in "cookies.sqlite" To sync/copy "Passwords" you need two files: "key4.db" and "logins.json" (they're stored in logins.json but they're encrypted so Firefox needs the associated key4.db to use them) (https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/profiles-where-firefox-stores-user-data) I usually sync all the profile files, at least the first time. That way I get any other changes I've made. (using about:config, userchrome.css, etc.) ---------------------------------------- I also stay logged in. Secure? Enough for me. Convenient? Yes. Edited to add: To confirm, I just logged out then came back to this thread where I clicked the gardenweb link in the OP. I was redirected to houzz. To get back on gardenweb, I had to log back in. I suspect the techs would love, love, love to convert gardenweb pages to houzz so they would only have to make changes one place instead of two. (houzz pages are styled differently so when they make a tweak to the houzz version, they have to turn around and make the same change, a bit differently, to the gardenweb page) Personally, I prefer gardenweb so I'd rather they convert houzz pages to gardenweb pages but... that's not going to happen. :)...See More- 5 years agolast modified: 5 years ago
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