- Restored the legacy table view for the list layout.
- Still uses the modern SwiftUI view for the grid layout.
- Added an option in Preferences (below the “Story titles layout” for “List style”, to choose between “Standard” (aka the table) and “Experimental” (aka the grid-based list) so we can continue to improve the nicer modern list.
- Removed the swipe gesture from the grid view.
- Fixed a crash putting the app in the background.
- Fixed some other issues.
- In Grid layout, when the number of columns is set to Auto, it uses 4 columns for landscape and 2 columns for portrait.
- In Grid layout, if the number columns is 4, it only displays 3 in portrait, since 4 won’t fit.
- Removed the old collection view; code referencing it is left commented out for now, just in case any is needed later.
- Now respects the safe area at the bottom of the screen.
- Added support for pull-to-refresh.
- Added a progress indicator when loading (nicer than the old flashing row, I think).
- Deselecting a story in Grid view now avoids scrolling.
- The story view on Grid layout now resizes to fit the content.
- The story view scrolls as part of the Grid.
- Selecting a story scrolls to it in Grid layout, most of the time.
- Cards now include the feed bar, favicon, and name.
- Cards now include unread, saved, and shared indicators.
- Previews now support the none, left/right, and small/large options.
- Several layout tweaks.
- The Grid layout now supports the columns and length settings.
- The Grid layout now includes a bar above the story to close it.
- Tidied the code a bit.
- Replaced the feeds list notificaitons icon.
- The feed detail folder title icon now matches the color.
- Changed all of the settings icons to the new style.
- Changed the feed detail mark read icon.
- Changed the focus and hidden unread indicators.
- Unread indicators sized to match the web.
- Tweaked feed detail spacing.
- Increased feed detail titles to up to three lines.
- Titlecased Interactions / Your Activities.
- Removed borders and tweaked section titles in trainer.
- Laboriously updated the icons (finding the names in the web inspector, updating the code, inspecting the colors, setting those separately, dealing with scaling issues, etc etc).
- Let me know if you spot any icons that I missed, or unscaled icons (they have to be explicitly sized, otherwise appear huge).
- More space between story title and story content.
- More space when reading a folder.
- Added Compact/Comfortable to feed detail menu.
- Changing Compact/Comfortable also adjusts the feed detail list.
- Adjusted the color of the story content etc in the feed detail list.
- Removed top and bottom borders from feed title gradient in story detail.
- More space in story detail header.
- The feed detail is offset when selected.
- Updated the feeds social, search, and saved background colors.
- Unread counts no longer have a shadow, and have more space.
- Folders and feeds remain selected in the feeds list when returning from a story or refreshing.
- Folders in the feeds list no longer have a different background color.
- The folders and feeds highlight is now rounded and unbordered like on web.
- 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).
- On iPad, added a feed detail preference to open the first story (default) or list the stories
- Didn't do this on iPhone, as it makes less sense there; going back from the story to the list would just bounce back into the story. I could add extra logic to avoid that if you really want this option on iPhone too.
- Both are back to the old marking as read behavior.
- More iPhone & iPad fixes.
- Fullscreen fixes.
- Disabled the tap to toggle fullscreen.
- Restored the old-style fullscreen toggle by pulling down when at the top.
- Since the UIPageViewController approach to paging had multiple issues that were proving impossible to work around, I decided to revert to the old UIScrollView-based approach.
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Renamed from clients/ios/Classes/DetailObjCViewController.m (Browse further)