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@chocolatkey may I ask why that decision was made?
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@Lake OK, could you please go to https://keyjs.dev/ , make sure you're focused on the text box, and then try pressing the buttons? If it properly displays something like "ArrowLeft", please take a screenshot.
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@chocolatkey said in (New) App Feedback:
@Lake OK, could you please go to https://keyjs.dev/ , make sure you're focused on the text box, and then try pressing the buttons? If it properly displays something like "ArrowLeft", please take a screenshot.
Looks to be Page Down, but I'm not sure whether this is different between apps
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@Elijah203223 said in (New) App Feedback:
@chocolatkey may I ask why that decision was made?
Sam elaborated about that on reddit
https://old.reddit.com/r/LightNovels/comments/1fulrbp/j_novel_club_change/lq34exm/
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@GeorgeMTO yes and I responded and said thank you for clarifying why it was removed
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@Lake Thanks, that helps. We do handle certain keyboard keys as a kind of bonus hidden feature in the app, but it typically is not tested before a new release, so there's probably a bug. I'll look into it
Edit: we may have a fix for this in the next version
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Version 3.1.1 of the app is live, with the following changes:
- Fix app startup/hanging issues
- Truncate text of part release titles with ellipses
- Fix arrow key navigation in reader
@Lake let me know if the button navigation is fixed
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@chocolatkey said in (New) App Feedback:
@Lake let me know if the button navigation is fixed
It looks to be working well, thanks!
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Hello, does the app not track reading process anymore? I logged in today only to discover that all the read chapters in my follow feed are marked unread, and the two chapters I read today remained unread as well!
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@JannyMau said in (New) App Feedback:
Hello, does the app not track reading process anymore? I logged in today only to discover that all the read chapters in my follow feed are marked unread, and the two chapters I read today remained unread as well!
That's coming, it's just late. They posted elsewhere that there's 15 million records to transfer from the old site to the new one for last read pointers, and they're coming back in reverse chronological order over the next couple days.
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Seems the app is tracking my progress with light novel chapters (ones I've newly read, the records have not come through yet) but manga chapters do not display any newly made reading progress, whether partially or completely read.
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Part releases aren't currently properly hyperlinked on the home page. They're only given the class "link" but are missing the href target. This is happening to me on desktop firefox. Meanwhile in the calendar the whole thing only links to the series page.
Previous behaviour had the title of the release link to the series page and the "part #" linked directly to the part (when released).
It's minor, but it's a downgrade in usability to me.E: same behaviour on mobile firefox (android).
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On a Pixel 6A and probably on some other devices, the first line of text on each page is partly covered by the phone's front camera and cannot be scrolled vertically. I can see the letters behind the camera if I slide the page right or left as if I were turning the page, so it's a minor annoyance, it just feels clunky.
Edit: It got fixed, or fixed itself, in the last hour. I can't repro anymore.
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@eggnog said in (New) App Feedback:
On a Pixel 6A and probably on some other devices, the first line of text on each page is partly covered by the phone's front camera and cannot be scrolled vertically. I can see the letters behind the camera if I slide the page right or left as if I were turning the page, so it's a minor annoyance, it just feels clunky.
You should be able to increase the vertical margins to move the text below the camera.
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@eggnog If you encounter this again, please let me know.
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Unfortunately version 3 is mostly unusable due to it hiding the navigation bar. This needs to be optional or disabled entirely as it prohibits navigation without messing up ones reading position. I can work around the problem by plugging in a keyboard and mouse to get some functionality back but that is not very portable.
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@DandyGnome could you please let me know what OS and device you're on ?
Regardless of device, reading mode, or novel/manga, a tap on the middle of the screen will reveal the reader UI and system bars.
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It is a rooted LG G5 running Android 7.0. In both version 3.1.0 and 3.1.1 tapping the center area brings up the reader UI (which does include a back button that I have been using since the update when I don't have external devices connected) but does not reveal the system bars. Those require swiping and swiping up from the bottom usually touches the reading progress bar (revealed before the swipe or not) changing the progress. Swiping down from the top is safer but requires the use of a second hand making it clunky.Note I am comfortable using a terminal or editing preference files if there is a way of disabling immersive mode via those methods.
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@DandyGnome ok thanks for the details. If I remember correctly, Android's behavior for immersive UI controls is a bit different before Android 10, so it may have something to do with that. I haven't tested the app on a version before Android 12 in a while, so there could very well be a bug. I'll try to get a bugfix deployed soon.
Regarding your interest in trying to edit config or use the terminal, the logic for this embedded in the app code. Since you're rooted there's probably some way to force disable hiding of the navbars for an app, but I've never tried that before
