There seems to be a small bug that can cause inconsistent order of the active questions list on the homepage:    This is the first time I see that. This was on electronics.stackexchange. The inconsistency was already there a few seconds before I refreshed the page and took the screenshot, but was fixed after refreshing a few minutes later.
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I've noticed a strange little issue, which is most likely related to caching.  When I'm on the homepage of a Stack Exchange site (not on Stack Overflow), it would occationally tell me that there's new activity, and that I should click the banner to update:    When clicked:    However, when I refresh the page, I still get the outdated, cached version of the page for several minutes.      If the information about an update is available, shouldn't that invalidate the cache? I mean, the server knows for sure that there's new content available...
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I love the  we have now, since my F5 key was starting to wear out.  There's one scenario though that still makes me refresh manually. I'll illustrate for questions:  While looking at , suddenly banner reading     1 question with new activity   appears. I click it, and the most recently active questions, Question B, appears on top of the other questions:  Question B Question A ...   I open a question that looks interesting. After reading it, I navigate back, and Question B disappeared from the list.  That would be alright if they came back with the next real time update. Sure enough, the banner reading     1 question with new activity   pops up after a few seconds. To my surprise, now I have  Question C Question A ...   and Question B went to limbo until I refresh the page.  Real time updates to answers, comments and edits behave similarly.
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Whenever I refresh Stack Exchange sites or go to a question, the Hot Network Question list items are re-listed or re-ordered, quite dramatically it seems.  This seems like a .  It's actually a bit maddening to me to see the list change so frequently (or clearly I am refreshing too often or looking at it too much :-).  I understand the need to keep the list updated, but can the items in the list hold their positions a little more consistently?  The hot items can't be changing that fast.
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There aren't any new or popular questions. There are tons of questions in both of those tabs but the question count is 0 for both of those when I try to view them in the expanded view.
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A question from  popped up in the "Hot Network Questions" list, and I couldn't help but notice that its icon is a little bit... lacking.        Shouldn't there be some letters there or something? Maybe "Ec"? Both the main site and the meta are equally nondescript.             As pointed out by  in the comments, this is a high-DPI specific issue.     This is another one of those "shows up on normal DPI, but breaks on high DPI" bugs because  is missing the Ec, but  is not.
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The sorting on the new users page appears to be incorrect - if it goes from left to right then top to bottom (which appears to be the case for most users), then in some cases the sorting is incorrect.  See image:
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Just received the following e-mail, quickly looked at the title and saw "new items in your Stack Exchange inbox" - at a closer look, it turns out there was just one new item in my inbox, so it shouldn't say "1 new items". Same thing goes for the content, where it says "The following items were added [...]".  Here's a screenshot with the problems highlighted:    It should be a fairly easy thing to fix and it just seems like something that should've been done a long time ago, especially considering the site's technical aspects.
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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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I have just been looking through the questions to answer those that I can and as I go to the next page (using the Next button at the bottom) I am presented with the same questions.  I imagine this is not a flaw and in fact questions are coming in fast filling up a page pushing my current page to the next one.  An idea to solve would be to set a variable for starting id when I start paging and only clicking an update button will reset the starting id.
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The first post I've seen this on is .        Note how the text in the comments runs off the right hand side of the page.  This seems to be due to the programmers.SE link in one of the comments, and might need some break-word styling...  What makes this even more of a problem is that the page is fixed to the width of my screen, so I can't scroll horizontally to get the rest of the comments.
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Currently the "hot networks" column is showing wrong icons for some, but not all of the sites. (The URLs linked to have the correct site).  It seems to happen only on some sites -- I see it on Mathematics and Travel but not here, for example. It happens both in Firefox and Chrome for me. This screenshot is from the math.SE homepage in a fresh Chrome session. I don't usually use Chrome to access SE, so I doubt it is something getting stuck in a browser cache.    The icons for Academia, Ask Ubuntu and Ask Different are right, but "Why doesn't Cersei make peace with Jon Snow" is definitely not a Music question. Neither is "Why did Neo even have to fight?" really about Information Security ... hmm, it might be, but the actual question is on Scifi.  It also affects the navigation and global inbox dropdowns, when I view them on a site that has the problem.  The site's actual favicon is not affected.
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In my opinion, mobile site has updated in the last days. And I have noticed one issue, in user profile page we can't know if our answer is accepted or not. But, in full version and the previous mobile version it was working. Here is the snapshots:  In full site:      In mobile site:    If you can see four answers are accepted by the answerers in full site. I have inspected these elements and the class name is answered-accepted. It is also added to the elements in mobile site. But, isn't defined there.  It is not very big thing, but I hope so it will be fixed. ;)
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I googled .  Like (almost) always, SE was first.  However, they actually answered my question in a fancy box!    I read it, and clicked the link because I needed to know how many upvotes the answer got. It got 2 upvotes and is near the bottom, since there are many answers to this question.  The top (selected) answer has 317, and is also the description being pulled for the second top listing, as shown above.  Here is the question:   I would think this should be fixed, but maybe it is intentional, as the shown answer DOES agree with the top answer, and is short enough to fit properly.
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Recently, I was surfing on stackoverflow.com &amp; I have found one bug in Question filter.  I was looking under the java tag and yet I saw questions which were not tagged java    The incorrectly shown question was
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On Stack Overflow the last question was asked approx 1 hour ago. It is not getting updated. Since the volume of the users are a lot, I can't believe that nobody has asked question since last 1 hour. I think there is some problem.   Please look into it.  Edit : Now it is showing lastest question as 30 mins ago. But on the other hand same kind of problem is started on meta site. The active tab is not getting refresh with current discussing question.
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When "Questions that may already have your answer" (similar questions) appear as a right column, it overflows and overlaps the footer.  (shown in the figure)        This happens on all SE network sites on which I have asked questions.  Also this happens to other columns also like "How to Format".
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Update:  Update: We've heard you! . Please let us know what you think.  As  In a major effort to move as much UX cheese as possible in a single deployment significantly improve the site browsing experience, we have deployed a new version of the site navigation to Stack Overflow, Meta Stack Overflow and Meta Stack Exchange.  The catch is that this is only visible to users that explicitly enable it. What's new?  This is the list of major changes we're introducing. Unified home page All major question lists have been merged into a single page, the home page. This page has three tabs: new, which shows fresh content; popular, which shows the top posts over time ranges; need answer which helps you find stuff to answer. Almost all of these lists can be filtered by tag (we are working on the remaining ones). All of them allow different sorts and sets of questions. Finally there are further options to further customize your experience. Simplified top navigation Questions is now highlighted whenever we show a list of questions, including the home page. Unanswered has been removed. FAQ How do I get this?  Go to your , look at the bottom. Check the checkbox, or un-check it to go back to normal. Checking the box puts you in a waiting list. We allow people in batches to verify behavior under load, ensure we've fresh eyes as we fix the inevitable bugs and so on. There's a five minute cache expiration time, so any change you make might take a little to propagate.  Update: As we have 500 active testers now (you are amazing!), we will delaying new alpha activations until we roll out a set of fixes. Opting in now ensures you'll be in the next few hundreds to see the next version.    Update: We have activated 500 more testers after deploying a set of fixes. There are around 1000 testers active now. There are 3000 people in the waiting list, gosh! You might need to wait a little bit.  How can I help? Here's what we really want to know :-)  that we are not breaking stuff you used to do how easy is to find questions to answer, especially if you are a new user any ideas for improvement and feature requests bug reports  If there is anything you particularly hate, but it's not a breaking behavior, please think of a better alternative and suggest it as a feature request. &lt;3 Please read this  How do I get back to you? Use this question for general considerations only. Please use separate questions tagged with   or   as appropriate.  It's impossible to manage large amounts of bug reports or feature requests if you answer here. We periodically go through the list and ask answerers to move their bug/feature answers to a question and remove the post, and you likely will lose rep once the answer is gone. What are the next steps? We will spend the next few days hot fixing bugs which emerge. New ideas and breaking behaviors will be considered for the next iteration.  Thanks for all the feedback, we've planned the next iteration now, all the requests we're going to tackle in it are marked as . The ones tagged  will be reconsidered in the next cycle. Obviously feel free to test and contribute more, the new homepage is not going away.