* Only open account if domain matches
Akkoma will seemingly show results that don't match well. This checks if the domain matches before continuing
* Add "RE:" for quotes where it's missing
* Fix no hashtag history in search
* Skip not implemented discovery and select search on Pleroma
* Set proper max account fields for Pleroma
* Use Pleroma's non-standard poll limits
* Mark notifications as read properly on Pleroma
* Akkoma bubble timeline
* Respect Reply Visibility preference on all timelines
* vertically center if hashtag has no history
* only open account search result if uri equals
* add getInstance and isPleroma methods
* change timelines api, support compatibility checks
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Co-authored-by: sk <sk22@mailbox.org>
Closes sk22#488
* Update image bounds after load when metadata is null
* Fix broken image layout in some scenarios
* Transition when image dimensions update
* Replace blurhash with accent color on Pleroma
* fall back to solid color regardless of server
* use fragment's context instead of passing it down
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Co-authored-by: sk <sk22@mailbox.org>
fixes a bug where, when multiple filters apply, the
WarningFilteredStatusDisplayItem would not check if the warning applies to the
current context. now, matched filter is determined through the predicate
(though not exactly what a predicate is supposed to do, i guess) and passed
down to the WarningFilteredStatusDisplayItem. cc @LucasGGamerM
This would happen when an account had 0 notifications and received one.
After which, the user would tap on the notification icon on the tab bar
and the app would crash.
* Akkoma content types
* Default content type preference
* per-account content types, compatible with glitch
* disable content types by default, change icon
* persist content type to state
* update string
* fall back to plain text if formatting enabled
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Co-authored-by: sk <sk22@mailbox.org>
For some weird reason, someone saw a pixelfed instance return null as the instance, causing a crash on the updateNotificationsBadge method. This reminds me of why java is such a shit language
