Beta 29
New
- You can now post!
- The upload image dialog has been replaced with a bottom sheet
- The image picker now uses the fancy new Photo Picker
Github issues closed
- Support for new posts #37
- Unable to share direct image on Android 14 Beta #104
- Support login with email address #186
- Add lemdro.id to the instance list #194
- Add tag and Remove tag generate two toast messages each #189
- Sync doesn’t parse /c/ links #198
- Links are unclickable here #276
- Post options subtitle still mentions flair #257
- Broken comment hierarchy in comments under View more #93
- Restore removed comments still showing in search #284
Other fixes
- Fixed “view more” comments hierarchy issues
- Renamed the share handler to “Submit with Sync”
Updates
com.google.firebase:firebase-messaging> 23.2.1androidx.browser:browser> 1.6.0androidx.annotation:annotation> 1.7.0-beta01
Issues Tracker: https://github.com/laurencedawson/sync-for-lemmy/issues
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Fantastic, my first post
The app is shaping quite nice. Thanks for the update.
As a diehard desktop user, I seldom use mobile clients other than for brief looks. However, just got back from a week long holiday where I used Sync exclusively for my morning scroll - and it was was brilliant!
My one remaining quibble is with the way that links in comments are inexplicably a couple of font sizes bigger than surrounding text. Anyone found a setting to change that?
Disable this setting:
New Photo Sheet is a downgrade for me. Can’t navigate to sub-folders, everything is just grouped under Camera, Screenshot, or Download albums. And forget any images stored outside those folders. Can there be an option to switch to the Document API?
The fact that you don’t have to give access to any folder anymore is a huge upgrade
Not if I want to use a photo in a folder the image picker doesn’t default to.
For example, tons of apps save photos to /storage/emulated/0/Pictures/, which is a proper shared folder location on Android(any app can access it), but which doesn’t appear in the new Photo Picker as an Album. The picture might show up in the general “Photos” list, but that’s only useful if it was recently taken. If I’m trying to find an older photo it’s near impossible.
Not to mention the pure lack of sub-folder support in the “Album” section means everything in my Downloads, Camera, and Screenshot folders is just jumbled together in those three groups, completely ignoring any organization I might have in them.
I have thousands of photos. This new image picker is almost unusable for me.
