This update is focused on filtering content.

This update adds the block list to account settings. The block list is a server sided way to filter content.

This update also adds a number of different client side filters. These include the ability to filter posts by title, community, instance or even the OP’s name. You can filter by either keywords or using regexes. There are also additional filtering options by content type.

This update implements the final core feature on the roadmap. With all of the core features complete, the app is now ready for it’s v1 release.

The next few days will be focused on polish, bug fixes, configurability, QoL changes and implementing minor user requests.

I will also be taking another look at the roadmap later today to organize it as it has grown pretty long.

Changelog

  • Added settings to filter posts by post title, community name, instance name or OP’s name. You can filter by keywords or using a regex (if you know what those are).
  • Added settings to filter posts by their content type (NSFW, link, image, video, etc)
  • Added Card2 layout. This card layout puts the image in the middle of the card instead of at the top or bottom.
  • Added setting to use title styles for post items.
  • Added setting to change the global font size.
  • Changed the format of timestamps to be shorter.
  • Changed the scroll bar to use material you colors.
  • Changed swipe to vote to toggle the vote.
  • Switch to material you text fields in some places.
  • Fixed a bug where dividers between comments would sometimes disappear.
  • Fixed a bug where certain links would not render properly.
  • Fixed a bug where tapping on multiple posts at the same time would cause undefined behavior.

Known bugs (will be fixed in the next update)

  • monochrome icons not working if not using circle icons
  • news article posts will not show the expanded thumbnail in the full content view

Update

I’m going to release a hot fix soon to fix some random bugs here and there.

  • idunnololzOPM
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    1 year ago

    The less confusing way to implement everything is to only have 1 “tab” and have each of the community buttons in the left pane clear the tab with that community as the base community. The multi tab feature is more powerful though as it means you can browse 2 or more communities without losing your place.

    Alternatively I can keep the tabs feature but make it more clear what is going on by adding some sort of UI on the left pane that shows that you are actually in “All” on the “Subscribed” tab.