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[WIP][v1.35.0] More user requests (lemmy.world)

submitted 4 months ago* (last edited 3 months ago) by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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Changes so far

Moved the setting to make the notification bar completely transparent from Misc settings to Theme
Moved the about and summit community setting options under a new category: About
Renamed the existing "Post and comments" settings page to "Post and comments appearance".
Removed the settings page for Comment list and added a new settings page for Post and comments settings.
Moved the "Post appearance" settings page to be under the "Posts feed" settings screen.
Moved the "Post and comments appearance" settings page to be under the "Post and comments" settings screen.
Added a new setting to hide the UI in the image view by default.
Fixed a bug where performing certain actions in the settings screen will cause all switch based settings to reset to off.
Fixed a bug where the app mistakes certain links as Lemmy links.

Update

Haven't posted an update in a while so here it is. I've been working on adding general cross-account support for the past week and it's a big feature so I didn't really have much to update other than it's WIP. If I can't get the feature into a shippable state by this weekend I will do a release without it since there's plenty in this release already.

Note that by cross-account support I mean the supporting acting on a different account without switching the current account. This is a requirement for things like "cross account feeds" eg. multi-account subscribed feed.

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[–] [email protected] 4 points 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago)

First let's look at the top level settings categories.

At the highest level we have:

Look & Feel: Settings that have to do with something that is directly interactable by the user. Eg. settings for a particular screen in the app.
Account: Settings that have to do with a particular account.
Systems: Settings that can alter the app that will indirectly affect the user. Eg. hidden post management and cache management.

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I think these 3 categories make sense but I think currently the Systems category is also treated as a Misc category. Eg. things like about and a link to the community doesn't really fit in this category. It might be better to break these out into it's own category.