Lemmy Phantom is now Quiblr! Additionally, users can now login, post, comment, and vote on lemmy using a sleek and speedy UI!
I add new functionality all the time so go check it out and let me know what you think!
this post was submitted on 27 Nov 2023
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I can add it to my home screen, but I’m unable to log in. The three lines that I need to tap are behind the battery and signal display at the top of the page. It works on Safari, but not as a PWA. https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/a8681c21-9f68-48da-8fe3-8a4e45c24107.jpeg
Thanks for the feedback! I’ll take a look and see if I can push a fix
Thanks!
Check now, style should adjust for PWA. Let me know if it's still an issue!
Yep, it seems that you added some black space at the top, and that got the job done.
One request - any chance you can increase and/or make a setting for comment text size? It’s much smaller than all the other text and hard to read for my old(er) eyes. I can use the zoom on Safari to increase the page size before saving it as a PWA, but that makes the text run off the right side of the page, requiring me to scroll back and forth to read comments.
I like that idea! Adjustable font size would be a great feature for user accessibility. I’ll take a look today!
Thank you!
Fixed the text overflow issue with large text on the Quiblr web app. Hope you enjoy!
That works a lot better! Thanks for the great work!
EDIT: Not to be greedy, but any chance you can add one more text size and go one notch bigger (especially for comments, which have a smaller text size than the post titles)?
Done!
And not greedy at all. This is the kind of feedback that's super helpful
Thanks, I’ll give it a go!