It does not mean that lemmy is less secure, but yes, it means that malicious app developers will have a much easier time stealing login credentials because entering them inside the app is already the norm. However this is definitely a feature that can be added so it does not mean anything bad long term
Even though they are both fediverse they still are quite different and one of the important differences is that lemmy does not support oauth so apps don’t have that option, as for why all mastodon apps use it: it’s because of the security benefits to the user and (as a lemmy app developer) implementing auth is hard lol
Thats great to hear!
Yeah, but hopefully iOS 15 will be coming soon, the migration is slow but ongoing!
Ok thanks!
And the comments disappearing has been fixed! (Pending apple review)
I always hate suggesting the basic troubleshooting options, but have you tried signing out, uninstalling, and then reinstalling?
I sent out the post just as the app released so Apple still says they’re working on getting it distributed, I have it enabled for all App Store regions so check back soon!
Oh thats so funny! I didn’t even realize the iOS in the name, its meant to be based on Helios but hey now I can claim it was all on purpose
It’s still crashing on the app store version? That’s very interesting, apple is telling me the app store version has not crashed yet, just to verify this crash occurs when submitting a comment?
Yes, the font size has been fixed and is just waiting for approval from apple
Yes, it should be much more stable, may I also ask when the testflight version is crashing for you? I am seeing very low crash numbers for the latest versions
Hmm… registration is closed on that server so I cannot attempt to reproduce here, would you mind going to settings -> About -> Get Logs and email those to alex@lavallee.one?
Interesting, did you make sure to press “select” after you selected lemmy.ml on the login screen?
It is current just in TestFlight (so iOS only) and the link is https://testflight.apple.com/join/BF7pq1hn
A bit biased since I am the creator, but using Lemmios has been pretty sweet!
That’s the part of the code that seems strange??