* - *WIP* Explore tab: Tap on tab to scroll to top.
* - Explore tab: Tap tab to scroll to top.
* - Explore: Tap tab again to focus on search bar.
- Explore: Set `.defaultMinListRowHeight` so scroll to view doesn't occupy more than 1pt height in grouped style list.
- Explore: Add padding to get Explore list view to look the same.
* - Explore: Minor adjust to padding.
* - Messages: Add tap tab to scroll to top.
* - Notifications: Add tap tab to scroll to top.
* - Profile: Add tap tab to scroll to top.
* Add `ScrollToView` that can be used across all views.
* Move scroll-to-top constants to ScrollToView.
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* Automatically remove spaces in server names
If a server name includes a space (which can happen if the string is pasted /
autocompleted), this space is removed, which results in the app not crashing.
Fixes#1599
Signed-off-by: Paul Schuetz <pa.schuetz@web.de>
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The "Translate with DeepL"-option is removed to make the app better understandable for the average user. A person who wants to use DeepL can still insert their own API key to always use DeepL.
Fixes#1583
Signed-off-by: Paul Schuetz <pa.schuetz@web.de>
* Allow specifying the visibility of replies
Replies can now have their own default visibility. This visibility is always at
least as restrictive as the default post visibility. When posting a reply, the
visibility is pre-populated with the more restrictive out of the default and
the visibility of the original post.
Signed-off-by: Paul Schuetz <pa.schuetz@web.de>
* Use iOS-specific modifier
If the app is run on iOS 17, the new onChange(...)-modifier is used.
Signed-off-by: Paul Schuetz <pa.schuetz@web.de>
* Restrict the extension of the onChange-Modifier
The extension of the view to allow the use of the version-appropriate
onChange-modifier is now only available in the relevant file.
Signed-off-by: Paul Schuetz <pa.schuetz@web.de>
* Reset to use Xcode 14 / iOS 16
The iOS 17 specific changes are removed to allow building in the older Xcode 14.
Signed-off-by: Paul Schuetz <pa.schuetz@web.de>
* Make the default reply visibility public
The standard default reply visibility is now public, the behavior of the app
isn't changed for a user who just updated.
Signed-off-by: Paul Schuetz <pa.schuetz@web.de>
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* Make status context menu button frame tap target larger
This makes it much easier to hit on the first try, and doesn't appear to negatively impact the layout.
* Add feature to block or mute user directly from post
To avoid calling the /accounts/relationships endpoint for every single status displayed, the data is only loaded when the menu is activated.
When the API call comes back, the items are added to the menu (updating the view model appears to cause the menu to update, even while it is displayed)
Borrowed blocking & muting logic/menu items from AccountDetailContextMenu.
* Add setting to control share button default behavior
This adds a setting to control the behavior of the share button on the status row actions view.
Currently, it always shares the link to the post as well as the post text.
In iOS 16.4, Apple added iMessage unfurling for Mastodon URLs.
When sharing posts from Ice Cubes via iMessage, this leads to the recipient seeing two copies of the post: one from the unfurled link and one from Ice Cubes including the post text.
Users will now have the option to exclude the post text from their sharing.
This is easier than tapping the 3-dots button on the post (which is kind of small) and then expanding the Share menu in the context menu, which is the other way to access this functionality at the
moment.
The default value for the new option will be "Link and Text", which is the current behavior - so we won't change the behavior on existing users.
* Add new strings to other language localizations
* Add StatusRowView accessibility action to open media attachment viewer
Previously, there would be no way to open QuickLook from the timeline.
Now, we add a custom accessibility action to do this.
* Work around initial accessibility focus bug in StatusDetailView
Previously, (due to identity issues?) the focus would be set on the header view. However, moving to the next element in the focus order. would skip over a random number of elements, depending on the context of the detail view.
Now, we manually set the focus once, allowing the focus order to work as intended.
* Respect filters in Timeline combined accessibility label
* Add explicit action to show filtered warnings from `filterView`
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* Fix bug affecting accessibillityRepresentation of type Toggle
Previously, the action on the button would not get executed. This is a SwiftUI bug, as views passed into `accessibilityRepresentation` should not have any behaviour.
Now, we set an equivalent `accessibilityValue` on|off to emulate the same functionality.
* Remove conditional ViewModifier in favour of inlined modifier
Since this view is part of the `StatusRowView` it’s better to err on the side of less branching with ModifiedContent<>
* Avoid combining StatusRowMediaPreviewView accessibility children
By combining the elements, the end result was that the intended action (opening QuickLook) was swallowed in favour of displaying the alt text alert of images.
