So I’ve been testing out various Lemmy clients these past few weeks, and while Connect’s my favorite so far, here are some things I picked up:
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Instance downtime notifications would be useful
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“Default sort for Posts” shouldn’t follow the most recent selection
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“Preload images” (and videos) should be configurable separately for wi-fi and cellular
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An actual blur would look better than the red NSFW overlay
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“Show Upvotes and Downvotes” is fine, but percentages would be more convenient
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“Scrolling past Posts marks as read” can be unreliable
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Swipes aren’t fully exploited: disabling right swipes to accommodate people using Android devices like iPhones is debatable, but right edge swipes could easily be used to open “About Community” for example
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The animation when opening a post’s action menu causes more “misclicks” than anything
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Probably Lemmy-related, but a global block for communities (rather than per-instance) would save time
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When sharing content, opening apps like Telegram within Connect is impractical
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The expected behavior when pressing the back button repeatedly is to go back to the homepage then exit, not open the menu even when the top search drawer is open
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The Android navigation bar is always black regardless of the current theme
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Live search often doesn’t return exact matches unless expanded, which should also be doable by pressing Enter
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Since comments aren’t colored by default, “+X points” would help distinguish from “-X points”, and it should either be “point” for 0 and +/-1 or “point(s)” for everything
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Comment action bars should collapse after said actions are taken
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When commenting, an auto-search after typing c/ or u/ would be useful
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Draft previews don’t seem to work
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Your own posts shouldn’t ever get hidden
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An “Upvoted Posts” history would be nice
Now, this is all obviously subjective so feel free to disagree, but hopefully it’ll still help somewhat.
Agree with everything besides the instance vs global community blocking, having the option would be nice, but definitely not the default. This would make nsfw vs sfw accounts a nightmare.
Fair enough, it’s a minor inconvenience anyway