My biggest problem with the webapp is that it fills my Chrome history, so it basically becomes useless.
I tried, but it doesn't work as well. Has problems with scrolling etc.
I'm not getting it.
It works, but there are two problems:
- I will have to remember this.
- It also activates Chrome's long press action (Menu bar), so I've to close that first.
List all the subreddits it can find. Put checkboxes in front of all of them. Put a subscribe button in top right corner.
It was made for tablets in Android 3.0 Honeycomb.
I don't know about others but MIUI (Xiaomi/Poco) have an option to disable it.
Switching between apps might be bit slower, however going back is much faster and is more used. So I find it faster overall. And feels much easier after the initial learning part.
I think it was part of Tablet UI for Android 3.0 Honeycomb.
I feel the same, that's why I turned it off.
There is an option in MIUI to swipe down on left side for notifications and right side for Control Center.
Yes. AFAIK it's just a copy of iPhone feature.
Not all the people are devs. They wouldn't have any idea which feature would be easy to do and which wouldn't.
Nah, I don't like it. Vivo Oppo phones do it and it's very confusing for me.
There was a post on the wefwef community.
It's there because many people have accounts on more than one instances. So it becomes quite easy to see which one you're logged in. Very handy button.
That lets you access native device features from a webapp/website.
That's exactly why I want. It runs pretty smooth anyway, so it's not really a problem that it's a webapp.
Screenshot of Boost for Lemmy is taken from the their Play Store page. I think it's coming very soon.