Hi there!
Voyager has been released to Google Play! You can check it out here:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.vger.voyager
Please try it out and let me know what you think below! Because it’s brand new, let me know if you have any problems relative to the web app and I’ll try to fix them ASAP. And if you have time, leave a review, that helps Voyager gain exposure.
Why use the native Android version? Well, there’s a couple main benefits:
- The back button works much better!
- Your browser history shouldn’t be inundated with Voyager entries.
Please note, it’s currently a slightly outdated version of Voyager. Hopefully it should update soon!
As for Apple peeps, that’s still in progress. If you’re on TestFlight and have an Apple Watch, check out the brand new Apple Watch app (coming very shortly in an update). It’s quite simple at the moment, but kind of neat and useful!
When I try to comment I get blank text box, no qoute, image attachemt, hyperling etc. Do I have to use
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for img or im missing something?There’s no tools for formatting right now, but it’s on the list!
Aha ok thx. At least im not blind this time
Am using it already. Smooth as butter.
I love the subreddit migration tool.
Just saw this post a few minutes back and downloaded it.
Not sure if its my phone (samsung s22+) or something, but comments keep dropping and I need to reopen the post for the comments to show up.
Thank you! It works great and I love it.
This is my go-to app for Lemmy now!
Again and again this app is fantastic
One of the killer features of the PWA is long tapping an image anywhere and sharing it through other apps. Not a link to the post, not a link to the image but the actual image. Long tapping an image in the native app only vibrates it and does nothing. Would it be possible to port that behavior?
Yeah the menu doesn’t pop up when long pressing an image or video link. On the voyager PWA I would long press YouTube links and share them to Newpipe to avoid ads.
Apple Watch app
Woah! Is this a first? Actually sounds kinda cool.
It’s very very basic but still kind of cool! I hope it will be expanded in the future, but my Swift skills need to improve (or someone more talented needs to help, lol)
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Apple needs to approve the Test Flight update - should be within 12 hours? Then it should automatically be added to your device.
Can I just download ipa file? I don’t want to wait
Your can build it if you have a Mac. There’s instructions on the readme
if you have a Mac
i don’t have it
ipa available in GitHub releases🍺
There’s a TestFlight?
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I use Chromes password manager, but the app doesn’t allow to auto fill the contents. Maybe that could be a possible improvement! Great job!!
There seems to be no way to save images when using the native app. Anybody else facing this issue¿?
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best news
This may very well become my favorite mobile app for Lemmy. I used infinity for Reddit and I quite like the Lemmy fork (though its still VERY early In development so we shall see)
But I love a lot of them currently. This ones just clean, simple while still having great features
Wait, infinity has a Lemmy fork? What’s it called?
Infinity for Lemmy. Still has a lot of Reddit terms and things at the moment. But its quick and functional. You’ll have to grab it here and I’d recommend using obtanium to update it if you have it https://codeberg.org/Bazsalanszky/Infinity-For-Lemmy/releases
This is very exciting! Thank you for all of your hard work.
I installed it on my phone, but I’m didn’t get prompted for my password manager to autofill my password, so I needed to go to my password manager in my phone and copy/paste it manually.
Also, I am currently running my own voyager container for my own instance. Is the play store app able to connect to that? If not, where is the underlying web app running?
Thanks again for the effort!
The back action doesn’t seem to work when in the home page. I was expecting app to get closed.
Same here. It doesn’t seem to do anything.
Awesome, posting this from the app! My browser history thanks you!