I am not really sure, iOS 13 I suppose?

Works fine on latest version.

Coming to Arctic btw~ (requested earlier, probably waiting for iOS 18 or would come eventually)

Looks like you’re someone who doesn’t read but it uses DNS filters to use revoked certificates.

May as well sideload on iOS~

No

Shigaraki came to my link first~

Thank you.

Pop!_OS and I would like it if I can get a hold on my computer if you need anything but if I have a time it would be fine to call me back to help you get to your answer to call you when you can do that I need you at the end of the week so you have a good time at the house I will work it out there too late

Unix is definitely a less headache than Windows at this point.

Most toxic moderators of large subreddits does come from discord.

Here’s your answer: “Lemmy wouldn't really takeoff to replace Reddit until it's content is search indexable”

I just want to follow normal behaviour that’s also not individual to me if I am the only one to dig through settings and toggle the option because I learnt it here while others go on without it which may influence my perspective being one sided.

I am actually quite an active person no matter where I go, people keep complaining with frustrations even that this is bad and this is worse or this is convoluted but not exactly express why is it bad, where is it bad or how is it bad and can be improved instead of being crticial in the comments section whenever a discussion trends in an unrelated community or thread like c/AskLemmy recently for example, and still no efforts are made to visit the respective community and give their thoughts which is especially more clear if you’re humble and eager enough to hear my thoughts which is so respectful in my humble opinion.

I can understand the 3D Touch being lacking in newer phones hence why I suggested to continue using single tap for collapsing comments, double tap for upvote, and haptic touch to open the menu and select an option without lifting the finger at one go so the menu itself can become smaller. This was a show of understanding to declutter where you can even add triple tap for copying all text (without selection) as example while the one via menu shows select text option while keeping the list minimum.

Earlier, the icons were non-interactive element but since we have left gesture to go back layer wise, single tap on menu icons itself should directly reset to the main screen.

Link previews are still needed for posts and such, it’s just that it doesn’t make sense everywhere like the references in comments.

No, but I recently joined Lemmy and rather surprised this all have gone unnoticed given that you’re quite an active developer. However, Voyager community is much active if you were wondering.

Device: iPhone X
Version: iOS 16.7.10

All of them are not necessarily bugs like when tapping the icon (say inbox) in the bottom panel doesn’t directly exit to the mainscreen from this comment thread for example which is universal whether you’re on a news app, rss feeder, AppStore or reddit where even on websites tapping home would directly lead one to the homepage but here (Posts) it doesn’t which is odd.

As long as it’s into consideration and not forgotten.

What am saying is, do we really need link previews? Also, haptic touch on hyperlinks is inconsistent or not optimised which immediately opens up the default browser.

If I were your business partner in a story, I would have said this would only help Arctic to become more exclusive and preferred over anything out there by popular choice since no one’s going to complain a standard practice and may even one day force Lemmy's mind to prefer Arctic over Voyager rules if we keep going like this.

Anyways, can we fix this?

Always (˵^◡^˵)

Regarding Numbered List: While making a response, the numbering stays right during editing mode - something to take note of that it can be fixed as I would be looking forward to subnumbered list like 1.1 → 1.2 next, instead of just 1 → 2

Here’s reddit markdown wiki which is a good reference to bookmark for across all internet to follow in a synchronised manner.
↳ Personally, I would restrict italics to only _italics_ and bold to *bold*

One thing however I don’t understand is the nature of spoiler here as opposed to anywhere else including reddit itself, the one on Lemmy is more like collapsible menu items than a spoiler. If you’re fixing the spoiler back to normal then I would request to rename the current spoiler system to something else which is good for sidebar rules but not really as a spoiler itself in comments.

>!spoiler!<

::: menu Title Text :::

Looking forward to the changes. ✌︎

^Also, looks like link previews have the same problem as images.^

Instead of filtering them out completely try to utilise them like I have the same username on reddit and lemmy which should be the case for celebrities and famous figures as well like comic book artists.

I am glad and nice to meet you, after witnessing your dedication first hand I would also like to try my part in bringing more exposure to your client here on forward and I hope my feedback can also bring forth the same support from others. If it’s preferable, we can directly interact in DMs to keep tab of everything at one place and would be happy to contribute further.

1. Only exiting an app itself is not default on iOS with side swipe gestures but for navigating through different layers of menu has been standard for ages including the Reddit app itself. The swipe actions on cells is something more seen on email clients like Spark or Mail itself if not Gmail but there’s a huge difference between public comment threads and your inbox, this is something more suitable for messages or notifications if implemented outside. I would rather you use right swipe gesture on notifications and messages only to mark them as unread and leave comments, posts and communities alone where left swipe gesture universally exits to previous menu.
2. How about this? Single Tap to collapse comments, Double Tap to Upvote and Haptic Touch for Menu Items. I was only introducing the idea to see past through existing implementation of repeated taps hidden under menu items where you may even implement triple taps or use the same haptic touch to open the menu and then select the menu option at one go without lifting your thumb, Threads and Instagram app have some beautiful ideas recently like the carousel for multiple images. Am sure not being the only one here (I have read quite a thread of user frustrations on support forums regarding this) but the default behaviour of swipe gestures lead to random upvote-downvote, archive to even blocks - this is the numero uno 1 complaint of all Lemmy users and am myself only saved by drawer style option offered by Arctic where otherwise I would’ve left long time ago. However, it still adds friction if not weird on long comments like this one as opposed to email notifications which only draw a summary like any notification. Voyager only sparingly addressed this by adding a toggle to disable side gestures as a whole at a later stage but without an alternative at place like the double tap I have suggested that exists from Reddit to Instagram. If your app is the one that properly addresses the feedback I bring forth to you which are the the no. 1 complaints of users transitioning to Lemmy then this can easily become the no. 1 client to the point of setting how things (like default behaviour) should be at Lemmy after Voyager.
3. There’s no use in configuring the ones on the right if the left ones are a non-interactive element, can’t they made to be interactive? I don’t mind if the voting buttons are on the right but my point was to integrate both interactive and non-interactive element into one and open up space to lessen the reliance on ••• for common usage.\

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4. That’s why the implementation of earlier is important as in a step-by-step process, there’s no third-step without second-step in place.
5. Simply make it easier to differentiate posts from the comments, the captions and attachments in the posts, and the parent comment from another parent comment so it isn’t confusing with replies if two people are arguing and am only interested in reading about the topic on hand for example.
6. Thank you.
7. I am actually aware where the edit option for communities are but unlike the desktop site for Lemmy.World, if your description has more than three lines on the viewable pane making use of the 5000 word limit with community rules, headers, bullet numbering etc then you’d understand what am mentioning here. Simply try to put and then edit your previous reply am responding upon in a community description through your client.
8. I will not argue on this and rather suggest exploring more modern hues of blue like your app icon and match the comment theme with app colour automatically instead of still staying on grey at least.

1. I reinstalled the app fresh even and now on your TestFlight but couldn’t really figure out myself here. However, I tried going to accounts > profile and manually enable the push notification toggle which led to a spam of sound notifications with lockscreen being lit up every five seconds for the same notification until being turned off, the app crashed on the TestFlight version when hitting the Report Issue button under ⚙️ and continues to be the case even now.
2. No disagreements here but I have noticed bullet lists can break inside Arctic app when using paragraph spacing. It’s fine in lemmy.world site but on the reddit iOS client for example one can hit return (enter) while pressing the shift button to introduce paragraph breaks inside the bullets and numbering just like the desktop site.
3. I applaud your understanding on this issue but if am not mistaking this wrong then instead of having to toggle within the settings layer again, just integrate having to choose & allow together when attaching a new image unless all permission is granted from iOS Settings like in other apps. One thing I would like to ask is will it be possible to attach media outside of Photos app (as from anywhere - Files app for example) like in macOS? Also, for media attachments… can they be shown exactly where it’s mentioned instead of collecting in the bottom? Not sure why caption is necessary for each upload but the images can be above those captions that are forced to fill anyway so it maintains the flow of relevance.

It’s not necessary to use old.reddit and I would recommend against it to not further confuse new average users that rely on mobile and rather keep it same as Voyager since their mobile interface is officially recognised and used by Lemmy itself.

There’s one bug I have reported to Voyager regarding multireddit, the u/user is converted to r/_u/user as well - here’s mine for testing:

https://www.reddit.com/r/AdobeZii+AnimalTextGifs+aniwave+apple+Art+AskLesbian+AskReddit+askscience+Avieshek+aww+BeAmazed+beetlejuicing+BharatiyansGoneWild+blackmagicfuckery+books+Bossfight+BrownPeopleThreads+BrownPeopleTwitter+carporn+clevercomebacks+comics+coolguides+dadjokes+Damnthatsinteresting+dankmemes+dataisbeautiful+Delta_Emulator+DesiFragranceAddicts+DesiNameNerds+DIY+Documentaries+EarthPorn+educationalgifs+environment+explainlikeimfive+fakehistoryporn+feghoot+FluxAI+food+foss+FREEMEDIAHECKYEAH+Futurology+gaming+Gamingcirclejerk+Guwahati+GenP+GetMotivated+gifs+headphones+HeySatanCalmDown+HighQualityGifs+HistoryPorn+HydroHomies+IAmA+india+interestingasfuck+InternetIsBeautiful+Jokes+Lemmy+lifehacks+LifeProTips+ListOfSubreddits+macapps+MacCrack+marvelmemes+maybemaybemaybe+MechanicalKeyboards+memes+mildlyinteresting+movies+Neverbrokeabone+nextfuckinglevel+NoStupidQuestions+nottheonion+oddlysatisfying+OldSchoolCool+onejob+OutOfTheLoop+pcgaming+pcmasterrace+PenmanshipPorn+PeterExplainsTheJoke+philosophy+photoshopbattles+pics+Piracy+piratediffusion+place+polls+PopularClub+PornhubComments+puns+Rainmeter+RBI+RedditAlternatives+RoastMe+science+ShaggyDogStories+shortcuts+sideloaded+space+StableDiffusion+SVWTCM+technicallythetruth+technology+ThatsInsane+TheRealJoke+tifu+Tinder+Unexpected+unstable_diffusion+UpliftingNews+vgb+wholesomememes+woahdude+WorkReform+WritingPrompts+YellowPeopleThreads+YellowPeopleTwitter+YouLube+YouShouldKnow+u_BGHK20+u_crinacle+u_GovSchwarzenegger+u_Katya_Clover+u_officialtobeymaguire+u_thisisbillgates

The Arctic client also specifically fails to recognise c/community and u/user like in the lemmy.world desktop site.

Isn’t this something others should be asking?

Aren’t you arguing right now? (.❛ᴗ❛ )

Bruh, you’re the one to delete your post.

The problem is we are losing a community to curation and not just access to media, the later which can be compensated by decentralised medium like torrent.

It’s the stigma actually since 9/11 or the fear from it that can negatively affect their businesses including vandalism if not less attraction to their places.

Where was it said it will taste bad?

More than the hardware it was the software side of things that caught both Sony and LG along with after-sales support.

It seems he just wants to argue but I wouldn’t take cloud storage as an option but at most a backup if the device is ever lost or stolen.

To be clear, I am on macOS as well along with PC that has both Windows and Pop!_OS for Linux. I follow industry news and this year is supposed to be a ‘S’ year as we just had Titanium to Tetraprism camera last year. I would prefer to skip the likely first generation hardware developments to support Apple Intelligence that would be quickly outpaced by its successor anyway as I grab the top-most model (Pro-Max-Ultra~) and keep it as long as it’s good.

Not at all saying skipping the iPhone for an Android but if mine can handle COD:Mobile (Game) at High Graphics then you’d just need to clear buildup iOS cache by restoring the device from a backup like iTunes if you’re on PC. Camera upgrades is the one am more interested with for my case which would be 48MP sensor for the Ultrawide this year and 48MP for the Telephoto next year to finally have all three camera on the same megapixel count along with the selfie camera getting a 24MP upgrade as well since the iPhone 6 if am not wrong.

Indian food restaurants have been a blessing in this although there are many Pakistani-Muslim owners posing as Indian ones in US.

I am on iPhone X but changed the battery this year instead and will see how it goes.

The /u/mp3@lemmy.ca and /c/asklemmy@lemmy.world usage doesn’t seem to be showing any difference from Arctic app.

Just don’t completely forget about them ◡̈

Why is Arctic at the bottom?

Reddit’s path of change is only how to become even worse.

You’ve nothing else to do on Lemmy, do you?

If you’re the developer of this app, then I would like to clearly state myself directly:

1. Don’t get me wrong, side gestures should actually exist but it’s overly if not weirdly misused in Lemmy. Side Gestures should be strictly utilised to quickly enter (right swipe) and exit (left swipe) communities, posts, threads or menus including in settings by default instead of having to tap some corner of the screen. Side Gestures can also be used to switch between All-Hot-New in the homescreen where I prefer Voyager for thinking this through in the ‘Posts’ section.
2. Double-Tap should be utilised to upvote, Long-Press to collapse, Haptic Touch to show the expanded menu items instead of accidentally triggering something random every time.
3. ‘Save’ followed by ‘Share’ should have a dedicated button to the right under posts while the ‘voting’ and ‘comment’ button on the left need to become larger instead of having a case of ants vs elephants for the same function.

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4. The ••• menu for each post shouldn’t then display the same repeated options like the voting buttons for the third time after the above implementations and instead should focus on highlighting the essentials with focused minimalism like save media for example.
5. Comment threads are really hard to follow on Lemmy, the colours are a nice touch that may even evolve to change with lighter shades but replies under main comments need to stay single like reddit with lines guiding them. Having the same card layout for comments, replies, subreplies… for the entire thread is a chaotic disaster. This goes same with posts where it’s difficult to gather where the screenshot ends and the caption begins especially when the attachments here are also weird.
6. The display of user thumbnails would be really appreciated in the comments thread so not only it has some life but it’s easier to identify individual participants without being forced to read each meaningless to complex random usernames while scrolling.
7. It’s been also observed that one can’t create or manage communities from the Lemmy client as opposed to Apollo which became moderator’s favourite Reddit client.

A personal observation: Default theme colour shouldn’t be sleep inducing bland blue but something warmer even if red to reddit’s orange. Skype, Facebook, Twitter to AIM all started with that particular shade of blue which didn’t have OLED darkmode back then; it’s advisable to not start with grey-blue combo to red-black by default for all age group going in this era.