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Balpherus

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The range of emoticons that appear in the default window has changed.
The smiley face is no longer there. It's only a small detail, but a smile goes a long way.
 
I can't take a screen shot with this device. When the reply box opens (where I'm writing this) there is a box to the right with Smilies at the top and [More] at the bottom.
I noticed the default range of smilies in the box has changed. There are three smilies on each row and five rows in total.
Row one= inlove :mad ko
Row two= king :cool :thankyou
Row three= :ycard :p :ban
Row four= :yack ;) :hungover
Row five= :duh :D zzz

One of the rows used to have classic smile in it and it appears others have changed.
Does everyone get the same default smilies in the box, have they been changed?

If I click the [More] tab to open the full smilies list I lose what I've written to that point. I know it would be a good idea for me to write the list down to have at hand, however I still think the classic smile should be in the default box.

Thank you

Kind regards
 
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