My desktop screen is about 17" diagonal, and is at 100%. My iPad is an older model, but not ancient.

I had been using my iPad browser and also a desktop browser. The other additions did not display on either. I just checked the app, and the other ingedients display there just fine. I guess I can live with that, but I prefer the browser.

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No, mine looks different. The Mash Guidelines section is immediately followed by the Yeast section when in Recipe view. To see other additions, I need to go into edit mode, which seems odd. Also, on yours, I don't see any acid addition listed. Is the acid addition supposed to be listed along...

If I have this straigt....in the recipe view, I'm not able to see salt additions. I need to click on "edit" to see them. To see acid additions that were calculated when I originally did water calcs, I need to go back into the water calculator. This all seems odd. Why aren't salt and acid...

I have the issue on both Chrome and Safari. My iPad is an older model running IOS 9.3.5. That's the newest version of IOS that my iPad will run.

Just a quick observation. I and others who ran into this issue are seeing the yeast type change to a White Labs yeast. Odd coincidence. Just today, BF changes my Fermentis S05 to WL Abbey Ale. One other thing I noticed...I just edited my recipe to indicate S05, and saved it. I then...

I just tried it with Chrome, and also a browser called Brave. I ran into the same glitch with both. 1. Save a recipe after selecting Wyeast London Ale III (actually hit save a few times) 2. Go to Forums page 3. Return immediately to Dashboard and open the recipe I just saved. The yeast becomes...

I access the website on my iPad using Safari and also use the Android app (beta). I only use the app for brewing. The issue comes up on recipes developed using my iPad. I saved a London Ale III yeast, only to find it subsequently has changed to White Labs European Ale yeast. I tried hitting...

After I save a new recipe and later return to BF, I find that the yeast type has changed. Any idea what's going on?

I'll do just that. Many thanks for the responses.

I'm new to using BF for building water. I use 100% RO water from the local grocery store for BIAB brewing and want to save an "RO Water" profile in Brewer's Friend. I assume I'd enter "0" or near 0 for the various ions, but am not sure what to enter for Alkalinity (speaking of "0", that's...

I'm happy to hear about that upcoming integration. Any update? Will there be a notification when the integration is complete? Thanks!

I found that clicking on "edit" and then "save" for each recipe when logged on using my desktop made them available to sync.

Never mind. I found that clicking on "edit" and then "save" for each recipe made them available to synch.

I just purchased the Android App, did a sync, and saw that only 2 of 14 recipes made it to the app. Any idea what's going on?

Jeff I use the iphone app as well, and just looked into your suggestion. That'll work perfectly! Thanks for the tip.

Anything?

Is there a way to add a timer to the list? I'm thinking of things like "add yeast nutrient" at a specified time during the boil.