Jerboa

Thanks for all the hard work! Jerboa is better in alpha than the official Reddit app ever was (or likely will be).

that first time committer list is fire!

The in-app image viewer is such a welcome feature!
thank you all for your hard work and contributions to making our experience on Lemmy so nice

I'm not even joking when I say that this app, despite being in alpha, is a more pleasant experience than the official Reddit app.

• Jerboa has not begged me to turn on notifications
• Jerboa has not yelled at me for taking a screenshot or begged me to send it as a link to the site instead
• Jerboa has not warned me that I am "low on coins"
• Jerboa has not tried to make me create an NFT avatar
• Jerboa contains more formatting options in comments than the Reddit app (!)
• Jerboa is smart enough to autopopulate the link title when I highlight text to be converted to a link. Reddit app still lacks this feature (!)

Much easier to collapse comments now. Thanks!

That decision to lay a solid foundation for an Android app really bearing fruit right now. Thanks for all the hard work and thanks to all the new contributors.

Thanks to everyone who has opened issues or submitted PRs! 14 new contributors this round!

Thank you devs, great release.

Might I add some remarks?

• The login feature is not really intuitive. When not logged in and pressing on any of the icons below, instead of displaying a "login first" notification, bring the user to the login screen?
• ~~Possibility to collapse and expand comment threads~~ (as @meliache@feddit.de pointed out this already works by touching the comment)
• When I click on a link and it for example opens an image, allow me to press the Android back button to go back to the discussion. Right now the only option is to press the back arrow hovering over the image.

If there's a better place to post these requests let me know and I'll post it there

How long does FDroid usually take to show the update?

The user experience is great for me. Terrific app even in alpha.

This is great. Just installed and the image viewer is great along with the fonts being consistent.

Great update! Thanks!

Only thing missing for now is the ability to sort comments in posts (as in new/popular/best,etc) like in the browser version, which has been sorely missing for the main community of one of my instances. Any info on when is that going to be implemented?

Thanks for all your and contributors hard work. I've signed up for your Patreon and hope to see this platform flourish.

A great update!

Wish the image viewer would work in small card and list view. Is this a bug, or intentional?

Thanks to all the contributors!

Thanks to everyone involved!

Oh wow it's looking so much more polished and that annoying white flash is gone.

Yay. Good job guys.

How long does it take for new versions to show up in Fdroid?

I'm so glad that white flash you used to get when switcing tabs is gone. Thank you for all your hardwork!

Nice update. I'm glad I can now add a community from any instance regardless of if it's in the list or not.

Congrats to everyone involved on this awesome massive new release! 🤍

So far it is amazing, thank you for the hard work making such cool app. One thing, it tooks me quite some time to find the add account button and change instance, maybe i'm dumb 🤡

Impressive update, I love the upvote/downvote on the side!

Love the app! Thank you for being RiF's spiritual successor.

I'm not sure but is there a bug of buttons not showing under comments in the inbox? I can't manage to open comments in their context

Great update, thank you guys

The one feature I desperately want that Relay For Reddit has was a "Clear Seen Posts" button. You tapped it and it removed every post that I'd already viewed. There was another option to auto mark posts as "seen" if you just scrolled past them. I'd love for Jerboa to add that.

Is there any way to change instance on Jerboa?

I'm looking forward to using the app! It's a bit too alpha for me to consistently use atm but I'll keep checking in. Thanks for making such an awesome project!