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Jerboa on Android, Mlem on iOS (as they are both the only options for now)
Just trying Jerboa out now. UI buttons are too small and sometimes difficult to see.
Can't hide post replies.
Other than that, seems okay so far.
Edit: Basically I want it to be Infinity for Lemmy.
You can collapse threads with a long press on the comment header (the line with the username, score and timestamp).
The app could definitely use some documentation.
This is helpful, thanks!
Hmm… Mlem isn’t available on the CA App Store yet, it appears. Web app it is for now.
Yeah only on testflight currently
currently mlem just straight up doesn't work for me. infinite loading, does login though.
Have you subscribed to something? Default filter is subscriptions, you can change in on top. Confused me at first.
oh!!!! thank you, I see now. oh what an interesting interface, having full text lol. time to look around.
Haha I had the same brain fart for a minute too. Then i realized it was trying to infinitely load my non existent subscriptions.
I tried Jerboa and it always crashes a few second after opening it. Web app for me, I guess.
For me, I find writing comments on Jebora is buggy. If you mistype, then hit backspace to delete, it removes the space between the last two words.
Maybe that's a feature for Germans to combine words, I dunno, but it means you have to do a lot of additional manual editing.
It's on their bug tracker. Apparently an issue with all apps using the Jetpack-Compose toolkit (the recommended way of building new Android apps): https://github.com/dessalines/jerboa/issues/194
Just had the same issue while typing up a post of my own, glad I'm not the only one haha
Yeah I've noticed this as well, if it is a feature for some people it would be nice if there was an easy visible setting to turn it off
Sense I know it happens though it's not the biggest deal, just mildly annoying sometimes
It's not a feature but a bug, it’s on their bug tracker. Apparently an issue with all apps using the Jetpack-Compose toolkit (the recommended way of building new Android apps): https://github.com/dessalines/jerboa/issues/194
Hah I was mostly joking with the "feature for Germans" thing.