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submitted 9 months ago by ljdawson to c/syncforlemmy

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Hey everyone.]

So update 98/99 has gone live which fixes the crashes (thanks for the reports).

I'm gearing up for a pretty sizable release but just wanted to check in and ask if there was any issues you're having that I should know about or any new feature requests.

Sorry for the bad comms but I'm making my way through lots of messages and posts on here. Thanks for the patience as I get through these all.

Cheers, Lj

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[–] ljdawson 4 points 9 months ago (1 children)

Thanks for the update.

Would allowing setting a custom color help?

[–] sachabe 3 points 9 months ago* (last edited 9 months ago)

Not sure how I would use that. Do you mean 2 custom colors to change both the default orange and blue? I can perfectly distinguish them when they're on a bolder shape (🟠🔵), it's just a lot harder (or sometimes impossible) on a thin line/symbol.

Again, the most efficient way to handle it would be to have a different style for the selected arrow (bolder, bigger, underlined or circled for example), on top of its color. It would then work as well in bedtime mode (b/w and low brightness) for everyone, not just for color blind people :)

I think bedtime mode activates by default on newer Android devices after 10pm when the phone is charging. That's how mine (OnePlus) was set up.

I see my initial reply was upvoted about 30 times. Statistically speaking, I don't think these would be only from color blind people