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Mlem 1.1.1 is now available on the App Store, bringing 0.19 compatibility, new icons, and some highly-requested features!
Major Features
- 0.19 compatibility. Mlem is now up to date with the latest Lemmy (0.19.0-rc.12, as of this posting), meaning that users on lemmy.ml, lemmy.sdf.org, and other instances running bleeding-edge beta builds can once again use Mlem!
- New default app icon designed by our very own Sjmarf. The classic Clay/s icons are still available in Settings > Appearance > App Icon, where you will find another new icon (Alien) and a neater icon organization system.
- Tapping the Feeds, Inbox, and Profile icon now scrolls to the top if you are already in that tab
Minor Features
- Updated the image viewer. It now appears much faster, and allows saving and sharing the image via context menu (long press).
- Jump button can now be placed in the center
- User labels can now display multiple flairs, including a new "banned” flair
- Added top 3/6/9 months sort modes
- Rewrote inbox backend. It should still behave the same, but it’s much more efficient now.
- Added context menus to search results
- Search bar is now always shown in the search tab
- Improved “no posts found” message
- Added a reset button to the Widget Wizard
- Adjusted haptic feedback
- Improved account deletion page
Bug Fixes
- Fixed compact comments not appropriately displaying vote status when net votes are displayed
- Fixed crashes and state loss when moving to the background on iPad
Cheers,
Mlem is a free and open source project. 100% of our funding, which pays for things like server time, comes from our generous donors; we do not, and will never, run ads or sell data. If you'd like to help support Mlem, you can donate here.
Ah that's a bummer... I liked having the option to edit the image and extract subjects right from the get go, which now requires an extra long press to access 'quick look'. I'd like to have quick look open by default
We'll look a little deeper into whether that's a feasible toggle--if it can be done without introducing too much technical overhead, I can see the use case justifying the added complexity.