[v1.65.0] General improvements

The last few updates have all been focused on adding more and more features. To change things up a bit, this release will be focused on improving the quality of the app: fixing long-standing issues, addressing pain points, improving performance.

Changes so far

Save and restore post feeds on app recreation. This should make the app behave in a more predicable way. Eg. if you leave the app for extended period and come back, the app should now preserve exactlyn where you were before you left. No more losing your spot!
Add setting to toggle save/restore post feeds on app recreation.
Fix issue where some images won't load.
Fix issue where user profile screen doesn't change when current account changed.
Fix issue where "save post" button state doesn't reflect actual state of whether the post has been saved or not in certain cases. Eg. if the post is saved, the save post button should be filled.
Fix navigation rail bugs when the navigation rail is on but large screen support is off.
Continue to improve error messages.
Fix a bug where comment timestamps do not update on refresh.
Manually add a workaround to get img.gvid.tv links to work in the app.
Slightly improved text editor.

Update

Aiming for this to be a simple update. I am testing the changes. Should have a release by tomorrow.

Update 2

Final round of testing underway. Release imminent.

9 comments

There is a new bug in the current version if you use a Galaxy fold big screen, kind of hard to describe so here is a screenshot:
As always, thanks for your great work!
- oh that is an interesting combination of settings I did not test for a while. You must have rail on Auto or On but have Large screen support Off for this to occur I think. Or have a weird screen size such that the app thinks a nav rail is best but not large enough to trigger large screen support.
  In either case I will fix this for the next release.
  
  As far as I can tell, rail mode is off and large screen is on?
  For reference the resolution for the folded out display is 1856 × 2160 pixels and it happens in "portrait" mode, where the resolution will be weird I guess.
  If I switch to landscape the issue is not present, I didn't think to test for that until you mentioned "weird screen size".
  Thanks for looking into it, and it's probably a corner case since the foldable screens are not all that common, at least not yet.