Lol. One of the downsides to running a privacy conscious lemmy client is I don’t collect any data at all that could help me debug errors like this. Unfortunately the only way for me to debug this type of thing is to ask users to report the error with as much context as they can gather.
Edit: sent you a DM
You’re not the only person to ask about image saving. It’s on my todo list.
Would love to help debug this. Any errors in the console? You don’t have JavaScript disabled, do you?
Edit: if anyone else is reading this and sees a blank page or things not loading, please DM me. Would love to get this sorted out.
Blorp dev here. I’m trying not to favor one platform over another. What about the desktop experience makes you feel like it’s not a proper desktop front-end? I know the stack routing is typically a mobile app thing, but I felt like it added to the desktop experience. Feel free to open a GitHub issue with suggestions if you haven’t already.
Not of F-Droid yet. On my todo list. PRs are welcome
I won’t be able to get this into the App Store for a couple days, but if you want to join TestFlight, it should already be fixed.
Edit: apple might take an hour or so to approve the build. Look for version 1.9.3
Got it, thanks! I think I know what to do. This might take me a bit of time, but I’ll find a fix
Yeah. I need to add better support for system accessibility features. Would you be happy if the default text size stays the same but I respect the system wide larger text setting? The reason I ask is I think the system setting would affect all your apps, not just Blorp.
What I’m trying to get at is Blorp text two small compared to other apps, or are you a person that prefers bigger text across all apps?
I tried my best to match other similar apps. Any specific elements too small, or is it all too small across the board? Did you increase the text size on iOS or is it set to the default?
I don’t want to point fingers at anything without looking into it, but I suspect PieFed isn’t as optimized as Lemmy yet. That’s mostly from my own testing, and it would make sense since PieFed is so new. But my testing hasn’t been that scientific, so take that with a grain of salt.
For the second issue, could you compare the loading time against Lemmy.world in Blorp? It’s probably the way I’m paginating, but that will rule out 100% that it’s an issue with Blorp and not a slow response from PieFed.
Thanks! A couple changes may need to be made, so you can configure it how you like. Feel free to open an issue if you notice anything missing. Check the .env.example to see the existing options
That just Lemmy doing Lemmy things lol. Because I support Lemmy and PieFed, idk if I want to change the default to PieFed at the moment. But if you were interested in hosting blorp.piefed.social, I can help you set it up with piefed.social as the default instance.
Edit: My biggest concern with default instance is another lemm.ee scenario where the instance shuts down.
I need to fix that. I was thinking about just hiding the down arrow, but if you think I heart is better, I can try that. But the score should still be shown next to the heart, right? Unless score is hidden. I’m thinking I put the heart to the left of the score.
Yeah that’s a bug I really need to address, sorry. I’ll bump that to the top of my priorities. Realistically I won’t have a fix for that until mid week.
Blorp dev here. PieFed support has been added. See announcement post
That means a lot! I’m pretty proud of what I’ve built, but there is still a lot of room for improvement. Expect it to continue to get better.
Pro tip, if you see a PieFed server missing, you can paste the address into the search and Blorp will attempt to look it up.
Yeah that’s totally fair. I think that’s a slightly different vision than what I’m going for, but a totally valid design. Personally the multi column feed and post at the same time isn’t for me, but I understand why people like it. I think Voyager is going to continue to optimize for larger screens. I’ve spoken to the voyager dev a bunch, and I’ve been really inspired by what he’s built.