Thanks for fixing the image picker issue, very much appreciated

Nice, thanks!

Imagine actually having Google Play Services on your phone. Unthinkable. I’ll be praying for you guys.

The initial Android Jellybean version of the blobmojis are the only emojis that have ever been good, before or since

It’s really not, which is Google’s fault. Just the ability to sidestep it for the user’s gallery app of choice would be worlds better

I do too. Are you sure you’re responding to the right person? Because you’re not making a lick of sense.

Discord? What, did nobody have an Xfire room? That doesn’t inspire confidence.

The old image picker was so much better that there’s no legitimate comparison, because the old one allowed you to use your gallery app, which is my case is Simple Gallery Pro from F-Droid because it’s the best one there is. I just went from being able to search my microSD card by filename to having some kind of web 3.0 abomination that just shows every picture on local storage in a feed, and an album pane with a whopping 3 albums from local storage. Massive, massive step back. Potentially a deal breaker.

frontend will be closed source for a while

i.e. forever

The image picker now uses the fancy new Photo Picker

The fancy new photo picker is a significant downgrade. It can’t search file names, it doesn’t work with microSD cards, and it’s painfully slow. Can we get an option to select images with an external gallery app?

Take your meds

You can get 32GB of laptop RAM for like $60 to $80 if you find sales, and even one 16GB stick would be an upgrade for you. Modern bloat is so bad that having 8 gigs of RAM is the equivalent of having 4 a few years ago.

We’re talking about actual web browsers here, not spyware that uses your device to run a botnet

pay

If I remember correctly this actually used to be an option in Sync for Reddit, you could disable certain content types. Useful for disabling link posts on image-based subreddits, so the reverse would be true as well. This version is still in beta, and I don’t see any such setting yet.

People who make decisions like this don’t know what a sitemap is. They probably think CNET is an app.

Today, a Lemming did not learn what a thesis statement is.

I’m not convinced of that at all. To me the lesser evil is to run degoogled Android and jump through hoops to protect your privacy, not to choose the maliciously evil corporation over the benevolently evil corporation.

The internet, or the web? Me and the other gopher/Gemini weirdos are gonna be fine.