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Thunder App
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An open-source, cross-platform Lemmy client for iOS and Android.
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Don't forget to unpin the previous release and pin this one !
Loving it so far, I'll probably be back with more feedback after testing but so far the one change that's weirding me out a bit is the new collapse only collapsing the parent comment. For some long comments it was very handy to collapse them and have a one line preview. Maybe a compromise with a pixel height would could work ? I just had a comment with a screenshot bigger than my screen and was sad when I clicked on it and still had to scroll the full length.
New settings are great <3 Great work !
Hey! Thanks for the quick feedback! I think for this, there's different opinions on how it should be handled.
I think the best solution to this would be to just add in a setting which allows you to switch between the two methods of collapsing :D Feel free to open up a issue on GitHub for this!
You got it boss ;)
I would disagree with the commenter above. Collapsing all comments except for the one you click on is intuitive behaviour for me as a user of the Relay app for years, and I think this is how most Reddit apps work.
So yes I think it would be best to have a toggle setting ๐