Too much has changed since Roadmap V2 was created. So we are starting fresh again to clean up the clutter!
If you have any feature requests, please feel free to comment them here.
Planned changes
- Offline mode (view posts, comment, vote all offline with an offline engine that tracks everything and performs the actions once network is established).
- Add upvoted/downvoted posts and comments to saved.
- Change homepage from settings.
- Setup wizard.
- Extremely out of date version check? (Eg. if the app version you are using is over x versions out of date)
- Mark post unread
Specific user requests
- quick access to subscribed communities by one tap instead of tap on home and swipe. (Suggestion was to add subscribed communities to the search page) (I’m holding off on implementing this one for now because I have some cool solutions here but it will take a long time to implement)
- Combine score related settings to be a enum with values (1) hide scores, (2) show scores (3) show up and down votes.
- Instead of showing a circle when votes are hidden, show nothing instead.
- Some users like to work on multiple posts at the same time, possibly over a long period of time. The request here is a better draft system so managing drafts is easier for this use case.
- Modify the emoji pack
- Toggle to disable rendering post titles with markdown. Reasoning given: some titles have hashtags meant to mean “number” and not “header”.
- Copy comment button.
- Add a way to “go to” a lemmy link. (Useful if the user is viewing lemmy on the browser and wants to see that page in the app).
- Add a setting to adjust the size of the image icons for post view layouts that are not full width.
Stretch features (nice to have but I need to do more research)
- Possible integration with mastodon/? (needs research)
- Support kbin?
- Tag users + Sync between devices?
Completed features
- Support sending content to the app to use for later.
- Add “reason” for mod actions.
- Add option to reordering comment/post format tools
- Support switching instances to any instance (even if you are not sign into that instance).
- Add new top level screen which displays your user profile.
- Add support for tablets.
- Add a way to customize the comment menu (the menu that has the overflow, add comment button and upvote/downvote buttons).
- In the multi-community build, indicate which communities you’ve subscribed to. Also list subscribed communities maybe by default or have some way to only see subscribed communities.
- Comment filters (by keyword)
- Add a way to customize the post quick actions menu.
- Notifications/Push notifications
- Mod actions.
- Create & edit communities
- Add a way to make one action easy to access. Eg. a way to do one tap hide read.
- Show publish and modified date in the post header/comment header
- Add option to hide all controls by default when in image viewer.
- Multi-instance feeds support (eg. Subscribed communities from multiple accounts)
- Support for locales other than English
- NSFW mode
- Update bookmark icon based on whether the item is currently bookmarked or not
- Improve controls for post instance switching. Consider things like: adding a banner when the post is not the same instance as the account, better messaging around instance inconsistencies and switching freely between instances on a post.
- Better DM UI
- Screenshot gifs
- Dim read posts.
- add a setting to disable/control how many animations play in the app
- add a way to see all comments in a comment chain when commenting
- add a way to adjust the cache policy
Thanks. Btw is it me or is there no option to set a default feed? It always defaults to All for me when I select Subscribed.
And also, where’s the source?
To set a homepage, go to any community or feed you want to be the homepage. Then tap the three dots button (bottom right). Select set as homepage.
The app is close sourced so the source is not available.
There’s a github repo for it, so I suppose the source will be available someday?
The github repo is only for hosting the APK. Every time I do a release push, a script is run to build and generate a signed APK. That APK is then pushed from the private repo to the public one.
This is done because some users prefer to get the app from something that’s not Google play.
I see. Do you plan on releasing the source?
No.
aight. thanks for the info.