Too right.
Every now and then I check Voyagers progress, hoping to see full page gestures appear.
Please bring this back. I’m a lurker on Lemmy, as I was on Reddit, 99.4% of my interactions are “go into topic” and “go back to feed”.
I’ve searched high and low to replicate my Apollo browsing habits, and at the moment Liftoff! is the only app I’ve found that lets me full-post-swipe-back.
Hopefully with the latest gesture customization implementation, it can be added.
https://www.vice.com/en/article/88xqnv/elon-musk-censors-twitter-in-turkey
If you don’t trust Vice, there’s a tweet in that article from an official Twitter account saying they will censor tweets.
I recently bought mIRC for this purpose after 30 years of borrowing it. Felt like I needed to being a relevant piece of software after all this time.
Narwhal is a Reddit browsing app that will adapt to the new pricing structure by making its users pay for the app. The subscription will cost between $4 and $7, its developer said.
https://www.techtarget.com/whatis/feature/Reddit-pricing-API-charge-explained
Swipe where? Mine just brings up comment upvote if I’m on the comments, I can’t swipe back on the post either, what am I missing?
If you had Alien Blue, you got a shitload when Reddit bought it. That’s where I got mine and also never spent a dime on Reddit.
I’ve switched to Memmy for now, seems a bit more stable. Keeping an eye on Voyage.
This first app to allow full screen swipe back will win for me.
I also run all of those things, plus the Plex server.
It’s like a magic little box you keep finding new tricks for.
I also upgraded its ram, use port trunking (both network connections) and put some cache SSD sticks in it. Not because I needed to, but because you can!
“I believe you’re mistaken. Windows 11 does not exist, and I’m unwilling to continue this conversation.”
With the Voyager name change, I’d like to see some sailing ships!
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Gond0r
joined 1 year ago
You can install 3rd party keyboards on iOS too to be fair. GIF keyboards etc.
Old article but still relevant: https://www.macobserver.com/tips/how-to/ios-11-install-third-party-keyboards-on-iphone/
I don’t know if the iOS walled garden has any further security measures over Android.