I’m pretty certain this is a bug and one that’s going to be resolved soon if I’m reading the github PR’s and commits correctly.
Edit, and by resolved I mean I believe it should be consistent throughout the app. Some people actually like the different font sizes, though, and they might be out of luck.
I couldn’t tell you 🤷 I’m not sure if it documented in Boost for Reddit either and I couldn’t tell you how I’d discovered it at this point. But you’re right, I’d say it’s at least worth mentioning in the app description in the Play Store (though the number of people actually read those closely probably isn’t high).
Good job with this! Apparently the inspiration for the Jerboa UI was Boost for Reddit. That’s not to say it needs to be a Boost clone in every single way, but if you want to see why certain decisions were made, it’s a good app to look at. I see that when you made the change to a dropdown for local/subscribed/all, we lost the sub text that shows what the current sort order is (active/hot/etc). I don’t know if that’s difficult to add back, but it’s something I personally would miss.
On the newest version, you can tap anywhere on a comment to collapse. I like it because it’s much more discoverable even if people figure it out by accident their first time.
Interesting, I really had only ever seen it as an insult lol. Thank goodness for context 😂
Did I miss the boat on “Chad” becoming a compliment? Lol
No worries! I just consider myself lucky that most functionality in Jerboa is right where I’m used to it in Boost for Reddit because apparently that was the model 🙂
Is your bookmark button not working for this? There’s a bookmark button for every post and comment. And then a bookmark section on the nav bar on the main screen.
And then the Apollo dev proceeded to packet sniff the official app and found their API call usage to be something like 50% higher than his own lol. The gaslighting by Reddit is another layer of insult on top of the already insulting price for API requests.
This sounds like one of those deals where the picture orientation is being determined by metadata that may be getting stripped when you post. I would file an issue on GitHub and include a sample image, if possible.