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it’s been discussed before, but definitely not an immediate priority - SN already has a PWA option for mobile stackers
385 sats \ 3 replies \ @ch0k1 31 Jan
If you refer to browsers' "add to the home screen" feature - yeah that's how I'm currently using SN but native app would give much better UX on mobile and most importantly this approach of having low-level OS access will open the door for developing so many new functionalities 💭
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16 sats \ 2 replies \ @ek 1 Feb
for developing so many new functionalities
For example? Push notifications and image upload work fine from the PWA.
I don't know what else we could need.
would give much better UX
It would help if you can tell how the current UX is lacking.
Dealing with official app stores and maintaining a completely different code base is not something we want to do at our size without clear benefits.
However, there are unofficial ones native app. @felipe is developing one here and there used to be Bsats which is no longer maintained
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51 sats \ 0 replies \ @felipe 1 Feb
Hey @ekzyis! Thanks for reminding me that the app exists, hahah!
However, there are unofficial ones native app. @felipe is developing one
It's been a while since I last updated it so it's probably broken. Also, I removed it from the Google Play Store because people where actually using it and I didn't have the time to maintain it.
Maybe someday in the near future I try to make it work properly again and implement that new territory thing there.
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49 sats \ 0 replies \ @felipe 1 Feb
Dealing with official app stores and maintaining a completely different code base is not something we want to do at our size without clear benefits
There's no need to deal with official app stores to have a native app. It's possible to distribute directly from Github, Gitlab, publish on F-droid and etc. Off course I'm talking about Android here.
Apple devices are completely different. Actyally, I don't even know how people here still use Apple devices with all the client-side scanning Apple has been doing the past years (client-side scanning = zero privacy).
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