When I browse questions on a site I'm registered for, I can see all questions - newest, featured, frequent, votes, active, and unanswered.   But on sites I am not registered for, I can browse only newest questions.   Sometimes I just want to see the highest voted questions on a site, and not ask or answer any. I recall I used to be able to do this (every developer's least favourite phrase), am I imagining things?
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On the "Questions" page of each Stack Exchange site, there are links at the top to sort the questions by "newest", "frequent", "votes", "active", and "unanswered".  At least that is what it looks like if I am logged in. If I am on a site that I don't have an account for, or if I am not logged in, the only one I see is "newest".  This seems to have been done recently. I could swear I saw the other links, even when I was not logged in, until a few weeks ago, or maybe later than that.  Why was this change made?
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Is there a way to view the site without having to look at reputation information? I do not want to track my rep information or see anyone else's.  I think that'll let me focus more on the questions themselves.  Is anyone else interested in this feature? I don't see anything on Stack Overflow itself, but are there any add-ins or  scripts that do this?
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Favorite questions on Stack Overflow I feel is highly unused feature of all the features provided on the site. (This again is my personal opinion)  I have favorited around 90 question till date and it gets very very very difficult if I want to search for a question which I remember I have favorited, which defeats the entire purpose of one favouriting a question, so here is my small suggestion.  Favorites by tags  Screen 1        Screen 2        Please share your opinions on this.
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I commonly review , sorted by newest, and just now it showed "1 question with new activity":        So as always, I clicked on that bar to show it.  showed here as "modified".         But yet, when I opened it up, it didn't show that it was modified.  It's my understanding that if you modify your question within the first minute or so, it doesn't show as a modification. The OP did in fact quickly edit their question right after asking it, after I asked them.  Shouldn't this say "asked" for instead of "modified"?  After refreshing, it shows "asked". But when I clicked on the message to show new activity, it showed "modified".
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We on  are in beta and we're always watching the hot questions list to see if one of our questions has made it into the hot questions list. Now we observed that it seems that only new questions are listed there.  So is it possible at all for old questions if they earn enough attention (votes and views) to get to the hot questions list? I'm talking about the hot list of all SE sites and not just the hot questions list of a particular SE site.
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On the mobile site and iOS/android app, I'm unable to find how to view featured questions for particular tags. I can see the choice for Active, Newest, Votes etc, but Featured isn't in the list. Would it be possible to add this feature?
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When I clicked on recent questions feed on bottom of the site, I was navigated to the /feeds endpoint; where I can see the code.   I don't know if this a bug, or does the page always show such code?
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I often use Stack Exchange sites from my smartphone. It works great, but I always have to switch to full version to see view counts of a question. Can you please add it? There's plenty of space on question page for it to place. I request community to suggest a location.
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Didn't find any talk of this so my curiosity got the best of me.  How do migrations handle favorited questions? My guess would be the favorite link would stay on the original site to the closed migrated question and I would assume any favorite marks would be reset on the site migrated to.  This isn't really that important, but just curious what happens.
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I have few things on my mind:   I viewed my profile and I wanted to sort my answers by  "Accepted Answer, Votes" Wanted to know how many answers I've made that is marked as  the accepted answer. Sort by Most liked Question: I'm referring to my question who  have the most numbers of favorites. I wanted to sort the questions I created order by accepted or  unaccepted questions.    1 &amp; 2 seems useful to me but 3 &amp; 4 I don't think are that useful. But who knows, someone in this site might find it useful one day!  My POV: My answer is only sorted by Votes, I also want to see a list of accepted  answers on my profile probably not just to know how many accepted answers  I have but also to know what are the accepted answers that I have.
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From the name of it, certainly it looks for posts with the highest scores. However, recently I found that some of the posts are not listed. Example: My  (not sure if it's that good, just because hot network question) was included in some point, but then it's not listed on . I guess it's because the question was closed, e.g as a dupe? (I don't have any hidden communities on the settings)    However, it's listed normally on .    Also, what other criteria that makes the posts to be included/excluded in &quot;Top network posts&quot;?
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Curious why  (se site) doesn't have hot questions list on the right.  It also uses the old stackoverflow design.  Why has this site's design and functionality been abandoned (or at least look abandoned?)
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In the last couple of days I've noticed that the homepage (when logged in), with its default filter of "Interesting" has gone from being consistently 90% questions containing one or more of my Watched Tags, to maybe 10%.  Has anything changed recently regarding these filters? Or is everyone in the web development world just having a very productive, question-free, few days?
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I typically like to browse through various Stack Exhange sites in which I'm not registered yet. And at times I want to see list of questions after I read one question on that site. Tapping on the site icon brings me to the left side panel, from which I cannot choose the site I'm currently at, since I'm not registered in it.  Is there a way to go to question list from the question view? Or am I missing something obvious here?
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I have always wondered, do SO/SE employees/admins have an ability to see who downvoted them? For example, I can see my own downvoted questions on .  Does this interface look like it does to me, or to everyone else, when logged in as an admin? And if it's not built-in to the interface, do those who are developers ever look it up in the DB?  If not, why are you lying? (that's a joke.)  I ask this because I think anonymous downvotes save us from taking the downvote personally.  Even at our best, sometimes it's human nature if we know the source of criticism, and I don't want anyone to take a downvote that I make personally.  And no, I'm not making any assumptions or guesses as to why one might do this, beyond that desire  to know why they were downvoted.  Simply wondering if it exists.
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I recently posted an answer that was a little controversial, I suppose.  While watching the page the answer was voted up and down a few times.  Is there a way to view the vote history?  Also, would there be any support for adding some sort of activity indicator?  My reasoning is this, you could potentially have a question or answer with "0 votes" that actually had numerous votes.  Visually seeing 0 votes indicates the question hasn't had any attention when exactly the opposite could be the case.  Thoughts?
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Accessing Questions via your own Newest Answers (or by Votes or Activity) is easy to do using functionality already present on your user profile (see below).    However, I have not yet found a similarly easy way (i.e. two clicks) to find the Questions which have the Newest Answers anywhere on an entire Stack Exchange site (i.e. not just for a single user via their profile) .    Is there one?  As mentioned in a related Q&amp;A (?):     The activity tab is a poor way to track new answers. It contains   edited questions, new questions, and even questions bumped by   Community.