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this post was submitted on 12 Oct 2023
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Uhm, that Feature does exist for me. Its a small black bar in the bottom third when browsing a post
Oh wow, are you on a beta or something? Or do you know how you enabled it?
Update: Got the latest version from GitHub and now I have it. I guess the dev hasn't put the latest version in the Play Store for some reason. Thank you!
Updates are subjects to Google validation, which is not immediate
Gotcha, just figured 3 weeks would be enough, that sucks. Thank you!
I would say it is in most situations. Then they could have a reason on top of that for not actually going forward with the release after validation, no idea. I'm not from the team, just to clarify
Had it for quite a while, its kinda hard to notice tho :)
Hey there! Comment navigation should be available on the latest general releases on Google Play and App Store (it was introduced in a previous version v0.2.2+15). It could be possible that you had that option disabled (Settings -> General -> Comments -> "Enable Comment Navigation Buttons")
The releases on GitHub contain the latest nightly builds of Thunder, which are updated more frequently but are more prone to bugs since they are more "experimental" in nature. I hope this clarifies some of the questions!
Thanks so much for all of your work!