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On iOS, I want back gesture (for returning to the feed from the list).
I also want more space for content. Currently the top and bottom bars are taking too much screen estate. Can you autohide when scrolling?
Yes, you can in fact! Just go to Settings -> Display -> Hide feed UI on scroll.
Thanks it is much better with this. Should be the default in my opinion.
Will you consider adding back gesture?
By the way, thanks so much for supporting PieFed!
The problem with that is that Interstellar is not only available on phones, but also on large tablets and desktop devices. So if we change the default to hide the UI, then it would also do that on larger devices, which is probably unwanted.
What we really need is an onboarding process / welcome screen, which would ask you to configure some common settings and add your first account.
Possibly? Do other apps have back gestures as well? The problem here is if I added back gestures from post back to Feed, then would people expect it to work the same for all pages (like community page back to Explore, user back to user comment, etc.)? It seems like it would be quite a bit of effort to implement for all of those.
Additionally, it seems like having that back gesture would rule out having the possibility of feed swiping (being able to swipe on one post to get to the next) in the future.
IMO, back gestures should be handled by the OS, as if you swipe from the side out on Android, then it goes back one screen, and that's handled by the Android OS.
I'm not ruling it out, but I do want to get more feedback on the idea.
Understood. Let's keep it as an option. I think the majority of Interstellar users would be on mobile.
It really depends on the app. I use Voyager and it supports back gestures everywhere.
Unfortunately iOS handles back gestures differently. The problem is that without back gesture I need to tap the upper left corner every time I want to go back. With huge phones these days I have to use two hands to operate it.
PieFed webapp supports back gesture (via Safari), and it remains my app of choice for this reason.