I am the developer of Summit for Lemmy.
This is intended and the recommended design pattern. See https://developer.android.com/design/ui/mobile/guides/patterns/predictive-back#back-preview
They are not supposed to overlap completely though, the previous screen should crossfade with the current with the strength determined by how far you drag.
Added to the roadmap.
I don’t think this is possible right now because I don’t see a notion of a “head mod” at least not from the data returned in the API.
Added to the roadmap.
I added additional debugging code in the next update which will hopefully help me figure out what is happening here.
Maybe a dumb question but how do I view my upload quota on Lemmy.ca?
I could be wrong but I feel like the death rates for those trips were also very high
Go fuck yourself /s
This is literally me right now (the minecraft thing) but its been going for 2 month :/. They actually added so much content since I last played I still haven’t explored all of it yet.
Should be fixed by the latest update.
Looking into it now.
Yeah. Responsibilities suck T_T
Yeah. I just don’t crave it I guess. i still read the news once a day.
I’m like 90% sure. I can see the images fine on lemmy.world and piefed.ca.
Also I have seen a lot of complaints of images not loading recently and they have all come from lemmy.zip users. While this is not proof it shows a strong correlation. That the lemmy.zip admin(s) should probably do some investigating.
I haven’t read a book in like 8 years :/
Hello. I can explain. At some recent time, Lemmy.zip started to proxy images as AVIF files. AVIF files currently are not well supported on Android (not sure about iOS) so a lot of images fail to load using the Android built-in decoder. Usually the browser is fine because it uses a custom decoder. (Actually for this particular image, even Chrome is having a hard time on my end)
But yeah, this is a problem with lemmy.zip and not any of the other instances.
Is it easy to reproduce? Is it specific to certain posts? If so can you link to the posts?
Edit: oh I noticed you are on Lemmy.zip. that instance appears to proxy images as AVIF files. So even if you are viewing a “jpg” file, your instance might be converting it to AVIF.
Here is an example of an image proxied by lemmy.zip. you can see the final file type is avif. The original image was WEBP.
Right but you understand how this makes fragmentation worse right?
Whoops typo. I meant piefed.ca. Thank you!