- Fixed dark fields.
- Fixed login controls not being centered.
- Fixed login view appearing then disapparing on iPad.
- Fixed crashes trying to load data while showing login view.
- Added a new “When opening app” preference for what folder to show on launch.
- Implemented for both iPhone and iPad.
- Fixed loading default prefs.
- Removed the obsolete restore position preference.
- Enhanced the preferences views to support letting the app add custom values, to enable choosing any folder.
- Fixed default behavior of “when opening a site” preference on iPad, so if the preference hasn’t been changed, shows the first story by default, matching the preference.
- Added support for this preference on iPhone, where it defaults to show the stories.
- Fixed crash on iPhone.
- However, the state restoration mechanism doesn’t work with the split layout, since it has dynamic content.
- If state restoration is desired, we’ll need an alternative approach, more like when loading from a widget or notification.
- So discarded experimental code, and left disabled for now.
- Fixed feeds list disappearing when selecting a feed.
- Fixed non-functional full-screen buttons in top and bottom layout.
- In top/bottom full-screen mode, a Sites button appears to show the sidebar (or can use edge swipe).
- Hidden the Widget Site Stories smart folder.
- Changed the Widget Sites preferences to only allow selecting feeds for one folder, or all.
- The selected folder is displayed when tapping a feed in the widget.
- N.B. This is a temporary solution until each widget can have settings for what folder or feed to show.
- Added a Delete Account button to the bottom of Preferences.
- Enhanced Preferences to make the button red.
- Tapping it dismisses Prrefs and shows the delete account web page.
- I created a “dejaldeletetest” account, then deleted it, to confirm it works.
- Added a new smart folder for Widget Site Stories, above Read Stories towards the bottom.
- It lists stories from the feeds the widget displays.
- Loading a story from the widget uses this feed, so it’s much faster (doesn’t have to keep loading to find the story).
