Hello everyone,

I have a question. There has been an update to Scratches game, and, of course, red notification popped up near login part of a user panel (let´s call it a user panel, for the lack of proper name on my part).

Now, I clicked on it, saw what was updated, but then, when I click "GOG.com" icon, to return to main page, it doesn´t go away as it used to.
Is there any way to mark this update as "seen," so it wouldn´t try to catch my attention anymore? Because before it would just disappear, but not anymore.

I am using Opera 12.14.

Thanks for answer.

It'll go away, eventually...

I had the same this morning. ;p
http://www.gog.com/forum/general/ninja_giveaway/post40234


not anymore, but maybe a PM will help.

yeah this happens sometimes. its poo!

It happens to me all the time. Usually it go away after I've clicked on the updated game on my shelf a couple times and refresh the page.

Wow, that´s strange....
When I am in Messages section of my profile, notification goes away, but when I click in GOG to go to main page, it´s back again :) This time, clicking it won´t help because it will transfer me to my games page, but then it shows "new&updated games: 0"

Well, I hope it will go away permanently after some time, I will wait with with solution marking for now.

It might be something with Opera browser, wouldn´t surprise me if it would.

EDIT:// Since I´ve been chatting with Stooner, I can see that PM messages are disappearing correctly after viewing them, it´s just the game update which won´t go away.

Sometimes it disappears right away; at other times it'll linger until I close and reopen my browser and/or revisit the site.

I'm presuming it's some sort of server issue, as (for example) I will randomly receive a 403 error when I visit the GOG forums, especially after re-editing a post. (Oh, for a Preview Post option.)

you updated opera just before that?
other browser has same problem?

well if you try another browser you narrow the problem to a browser glitch (if it works with others)
or can delete cookies, temporary etc
you can try ccleaner - like 1 million people use that if you don't know already about it :)