Google's: How to change from Summary view to Title view?

How do I change the way I view my google's groups from summary to title
view?

 

lbbss bashed at the keyboard and came up with:

Use a newsreader, not some clunky nasty web interface.

 

I use to use Outlook Express for my news groups, but now many of the
groups are not available with my ISP. Also, the postings are not as
current as the google's group (lots of them are almost a day late).
I have heard of Newsreaders like Forté Agent but I assume I would
have the same problems as with OE news reader, since I still have the
same ISP.

 

|>How do I change the way I view my google's groups from summary to title
|>view?

If you really wish to change the way Google groups looks, it's
possible.

But requires FireFox and GreaseMonkey
http://greasemonkey.mozdev.org/

I don't see a script that does what you want
http://userscripts.org/tag/google, maybe make your own or ask around

Little bit of work, would depend upon how bad you want it to look the
way you want it to.

 

I am not asking something outrageous. This is a new feature Google's
offers as of a year ago. I just can't find which menu you go to to
find this feature.


THIS IS A EXCERPT FROM GOOGLE'S HELP MENU.


1. What's new in this version of Google Groups?

* Enhanced user interface: You can track and mark topics using the
"My Groups" feature, and view postings in several ways, including by
message summary, title, or conversation view.

 

|>I am not asking something outrageous. This is a new feature Google's
|>offers as of a year ago. I just can't find which menu you go to to
|>find this feature.

Had a feeling it might come across as overkill.

I don't read the google groups, but if I did I would use GreaseMonkey
to display each page as it was prior to the Beta release.

The advice is just what I would do if I had a problem with Google
Groups.

 

There are public newsservers, some free some you pay for, that are
independent of any ISP (and which can be used by any news-reader program,
not merely OE or Forte Agent).

See <http://www.newsreaders.com/> <http://www.individual.net/>
<http://www.readfreenews.com/> & <http://dotsrc.org/usenet/> for a start.