Download Mlem 1.0.1 on the App Store

We are absolutely thrilled to announce the release of our 1.0.1 update to the App Store. New in this update:

Editing Posts and Comments

You can now edit your posts and comments using the new button in the context menu. Groundbreaking, we know.

Demo


Account Quick-Switcher

Swipe up anywhere on the tab bar or long press on the profile tab to quickly hop between your accounts. For those of you who use accessibility font sizes and rely on the tab bar info HUD, don’t worry–we’ve made sure the long press gesture opens the HUD instead, and you can still access the quick-switcher with the swipe up.

Demo


Profile Nicknames

Do you have twelve profiles on eight instances using three names? Do you have so many accounts that you no longer know who or where you are? No longer! You can now add nicknames to your accounts and display them in the tab bar–or display the instance, or the username, or the enigmatic ‘Profile.’

Demo


Compact Comments


Customizable Post and Comment Info

Only see what you care about. Just about every piece of meta-information about a post or a comment can be toggled on and off to suit your whims.


Quality of Life Improvements

  • Implemented aggressive background prefetching, caching, and processing to smooth out the feed scrolling
  • Image previews can be swiped down to dismiss
  • Read posts are now indicated by grayed out title text. For users who use “differentiate without color,” we’ve added two different options to indicate read posts: a gray bar on the leading edge or a checkmark by the ellipsis menu. You can configure them in the new “Accessibility” settings menu.
  • Read posts can now be hidden using a new button in the navigation bar ellipsis menu
  • Added an unread count on the inbox tab (it can be disabled)
  • Organized and beautified settings
  • Refined haptics across the app
  • Added .webp image support
  • Improved animations
  • Fixed comments not collapsing interaction bar

Cheers, The Mlem Group

  • EricOPM
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    21 year ago

    Thanks, this is very useful!

    • @timespace
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      21 year ago

      No problem! I have been testing all available lemmy apps for a couple months and mlem is up there with the best of the bunch, great work to you and the team! I do have a few feature requests - are those best made in the community here, in GitHub discussions, or elsewhere?

      • EricOPM
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        11 year ago

        Thanks!

        GitHub issues are preferred because then they’re on our issue list until they’re either rejected or implemented. I do my best to put feature requests from the community on the issue board, but I do miss a few here and there.