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Arctic, Avelon, Mlem.

Ein Künstler mit so einem sehr ähnlichen Stil heißt Rob Gonsalves.

Ich dachte eben, das Bild sei von ihm.

Thanks, rearranging widgets now work on iOS 17! Although it looks kinda strange that the info widget is centered, because I moved it to the left and now the time is surrounded by white space.

Also I noticed the settings icons have wrong margin/padding on my iPhone 12 with iOS 17, but they look normal on my iPhone X with iOS 16. iPhone 12/iOS 17:

iPhone X/iOS 16:

Arctic for iOS could be added to the list !arctic@lemmy.world

My favorites for iOS are all Swift apps:

• Arctic: !arctic@lemmy.world (incredible smooth performance and feels like Apollo, pretty new app and still in TestFlight)
• Avelon: !avelon@lemm.ee (great features like gallery slideshow view inside posts for images and individual hide read posts settings)
• Mlem: !mlemapp@lemmy.ml (many customization options including unique ones like rearranging vote/save/… buttons in a widget style)

I am also using Enpass since a decade or so and never had the urge to switch to another provider. Everything works, you got all the features (TOTP, pawned password auto-checks, native apps and autofill, storage of other things than passwords; …) and pricing is still very reasonable.

It can be fully used offline too (with WiFi sync) or with any local storage or online cloud option.

I bought it one time back then but still pay the small subscription fee since I don’t want Enpass to go away.

I guess it’s mainly because there are already a few popular apps, like Mlem, Memmy, Bean or even the webapp Voyager that were available very early when all the users came from Reddit, like me. All of them are already available at the AppStore which may helped them gaining a larger user base.

I would really love to see Arctic becoming a big player as well since I really love the performance and UI. It’s already my favorite app (besides Avelon and Mlem).

Maybe you can attract new users with unique features that are not available in other apps (like a multireddit-like feature, so users can group similar communities from different instances, eg. all the "gaming" communities).

You should consider (cross-) posting the changelogs to the lemmyapps community as well to reach more users.

Thanks!

Just want to say that your implementation of collapsing posts is really cool and the best I have seen so far!

Looking forward to the public TestFlight.

Yeah, I have to mention it again, performance is top notch since the beginning. Smooth like butter.

Thanks, looking forward to 0.2.1.