I've just seen you moved the GH project to here. That's a feature the GS users asked you a few months ago, with the last version we can't add our accounts and it's sort of annoying to stay always with an old version.

Update:

Loging in:

• https://server.domain/api
• Basic
• "No suffix" enabled

Deleting the limit characters: Press ##8943373##

The problem: Now we're logged in but we can't post new messages, just replies.

Expected behavior

Trebuchet doesn't crash and cause very long boot times.

Actual behavior

Trebuchet crashes, causes insanely long boot times, and causes decreased functionality until Twidere's current version is uninstalled or rolled back one release.

Steps to reproduce

Update or install to Twidere's current version in F-Droid

Android version: Replicant 6.0.1 0001 and 0002 https://replicant.us

Build variant: F-Droid

Micro-blogging service: This bug happens immediately upon install of the new Twidere version. You don't even need to open the app.

Let's talk about GNU social. Twidere was not designed for GNU social in the beggining, but I think now it's time to do so.

Do you have any suggestions about GNU social support?

Expected behavior

When viewing a tweet with answers (or part of a thread), view the answers.

Actual behavior

Only one tweet is displayed, the one you clicked on from the timeline.

This is critical and most likely a showstopper for most people.

Steps to reproduce

• be after 2019-06-01

Timeline => clik on a tweet with answers => only the clicked tweet is displayed.

Extra info

Of course, this used to worked, and twitter changed something and it broke. It stopped somewhere between 2019-06-01 and 2019-06-02 (certainly depending on some timezone).

Also, I first tried to logout - wait - login again the account, believing it was some kind of threshold. People, don't do that: you won't be able to reconnect easely with official keys (see comments at the end of https://gist.github.com/mariotaku/5465786)

Android version: (version code here) 3.7.3

Network type:

• [x] Cellular
• [x] Wi-Fi

App version: (version code here)

Build variant:

• [x] Google
• [ ] F-Droid

Micro-blogging service:

• [x] Twitter
• [ ] Fanfou
• [ ] GNU Social / StatusNet
• [ ] Mastodon

App settings:

• [ ] Custom API
• [ ] Custom consumer key/secrets
• [x] Official keys
• [ ] Using Thumbor
• [ ] Connected through proxy
• [ ] Media preview enabled

Unable to like tweets

Expected behavior

Tweet to be liked.

Actual behavior

An alert: Network error: Empty data

Steps to reproduce

Nothing tricky. Occurs a lot, just trying to like a tweet. Sometimes it works, but I couldn't figure it out exactly when.

Extra info

Android version: 10 Device: Motorola One Vision My Twitter account have two factor authentication enabled.

Network type:

• [ ] Cellular
• [x] Wi-Fi

App version: 4.1.1

Build variant:

• [ ] Google
• [x] F-Droid

Micro-blogging service:

• [x] Twitter
• [ ] Fanfou
• [ ] GNU Social / StatusNet
• [ ] Mastodon

App settings:

• [ ] Custom API
• [ ] Custom consumer key/secrets
• [ ] Official keys
• [ ] Using Thumbor
• [ ] Connected through proxy
• [ ] Media preview enabled

Mastodon is a new server for interacting with StatusNet networks, but it doesn't seem to use a client connection method that is compatible with existing StatusNet clients. Support for this will have to be added.

https://github.com/tootsuite/mastodon/blob/master/docs/Using-Mastodon/FAQ.md

As many of you propably know, github got bought by microsoft. Yet there is many to say about microsoft, but I believe it's important to have current events in mind, and how the struggle for free software can be linked with those of others.

That's how resisting becomes more powerfull, when the opressed give visability to each others struggle and take action of solidary.

Microsoft is currently supporting ICE. Take on that matter also a look at this: https://boingboing.net/2018/06/20/godwins-law-suspended.html (myself haven't really made any research on that sybject)

This is a call for directAction in solidarity with anyone being effected by the fascist activities conducted by the US agency ICE.

Since being here on github, we can start to use this proprietary plattform instead of sharing code, colaborating on code and being constructive about coding to use it to exclusivly share informations about microsoft supporting fascism, what it has to do with ones own use of this plattform and deconstructing fascist ideology.

Also start writing issues about this into any other software projects you empathise with and encourage people to do the same.

Thought their is potential of making a trend out of this, that could damage the trademark github and microsoft and raises more awareness about ICE within the coder scene.

Maybe someone could come up with a much better writing then this one, incl. some more research and possibilities that can be taken to resist ICE in specific or racism in general.

Expected behavior

I have configured Twidere to automatic update every 15 minutes, Home, Interactions and DMs. Until ~version 3.4.41 or 3.4.44~ (See https://github.com/TwidereProject/Twidere-Android/issues/753#issuecomment-294294133) mid-late March it was doing that without problems.

Actual behavior

Since ~version 3.4.41 or 3.4.44~ mid-late March (i can't remember exactly day) the automatic update in Home, Interactions and DMs doesn't happens. I can update manually without problems and use Twitter as normal.

Steps to reproduce

I clean the data, uninstall, an install the last version available in f-droid (3.4.48). I logged in and, instead using stored Twidere Settings, i only change from default settings to update every 15 minutes the tabs Home, Interactions and DMs. For testing purposes, i use too "Keep Screen On" App to keep the screen on and look if Twidere updates at any moment. More than 45 minutes before, there is no updates. I manually update Twidere and shows me tweets from 41 minutes ago and less, and a DM test from 22 minutes ago.

Extra info

My phone has options for keep every app alive or not when the screen is off. Since i use Twidere in this phone, the app is always configured there to keep alive and autostart app. I think this doesn't matter because i tested Twidere with the screen always on and i have the problem too. I tested some configurations: Battery safe mode on/off, compatibility mode for Android 5.0+ on/off, using custom twitter API Keys, without any change of behaviour.

Android version: Android 6.0 in Huawei P8 Lite with EMUI 4.0.

Network type:

• [ ] Cellular
• [X] Wi-Fi

App version: 3.4.48. The problem exists since ~3.4.41-3.4.44~ (See https://github.com/TwidereProject/Twidere-Android/issues/753#issuecomment-294294133) mid-late March.

Build variant:

• [ ] Google
• [X] F-Droid

Micro-blogging service:

• [X] Twitter
• [ ] Fanfou
• [ ] GNU Social / StatusNet

App settings:

• [ ] Custom API
• [ ] Custom consumer key/secrets
• [ ] Official keys
• [ ] Using Thumbor
• [ ] Connected through proxy
• [X] Media preview enabled

i cannot sign into my account on glitch.social, which may be due to it running several instances on subdomains, IE: dev.glitch.social and ephemeral.glitch.social

Expected behavior

it shows login form like it does if i type in mastodon.social

Actual behavior

it simply reports "network error" without any explanation

Steps to reproduce

it seems to not be a guaranteed reproduction, as my girlfriend can log in just fine. for me, just attempt to log in, persists on latest beta even after clearing data

Extra info

Android version: 4.4.2

Network type:

• [ ] Cellular
• [x] Wi-Fi

App version: 3.5.27

Build variant:

• [x] Google
• [ ] F-Droid

Micro-blogging service:

• [ ] Twitter
• [ ] Fanfou
• [ ] GNU Social / StatusNet
• [x] Mastodon

App settings:

• [ ] Custom API
• [ ] Custom consumer key/secrets
• [ ] Official keys
• [ ] Using Thumbor
• [ ] Connected through proxy
• [ ] Media preview enabled

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Expected behavior

Replying to self should just add the reply.

Actual behavior

Instead, it adds a link to the tweet it's replying to, essentially quoting it without notifying the user it's doing so until after it gets sent.

Steps to reproduce

Make a tweet. Reply to the tweet. Note that this doesn't occur in replies to others, only to replies to self.

Extra info

Android version: 5.1.1

Network type:

• [X] Cellular
• [X] Wi-Fi

App version: 3.4.49

Build variant:

• [X] Google
• [X] F-Droid

Micro-blogging service:

• [X] Twitter
• [ ] Fanfou
• [ ] GNU Social / StatusNet

App settings:

• [ ] Custom API
• [ ] Custom consumer key/secrets
• [X] Official keys
• [ ] Using Thumbor
• [ ] Connected through proxy
• [X] Media preview enabled

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Expected behavior

Actual behavior

Everytime I refresh a timeline, click or like a twitt, Twidere freezes for a second. Sometimes it freezes for 2 or more seconds. This begun in last updates - most probably since the Mastodon update.

My phone is an old Moto G XT1033, but since this behavior started not long ago and apps like Instagram or Relay are still working fine, the problem seems to be in Twidere. Even if I clean the cache, the issue persists.

Steps to reproduce

Extra info

Android version: 7.1.2 (RR 5.8.3) / In CM13.1 I had the same issue.

Network type:

• [x] Cellular
• [x] Wi-Fi

App version: 3.6.21

Build variant:

• [ ] Google
• [ ] F-Droid

Micro-blogging service:

• [x] Twitter
• [ ] Fanfou
• [ ] GNU Social / StatusNet
• [ ] Mastodon

App settings:

• [ ] Custom API
• [ ] Custom consumer key/secrets
• [x] Official keys
• [ ] Using Thumbor
• [ ] Connected through proxy
• [x] Media preview enabled

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Mastodon has a great option of selecting and filtering toots by language. Users can select which language the toot is written in (there is no automatic language detection afaik).

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Expected behavior

Actual behavior

Steps to reproduce

Extra info

Android version: (version code here) 11 Network type:

• [ ] Cellular
• [ ] Wi-Fi

App version: (version code here) 4.1.8 Build variant:

• [ ] Google
• [x] F-Droid

Micro-blogging service:

• [ ] Twitter
• [ ] Fanfou
• [ ] GNU Social / StatusNet
• [x] Mastodon

App settings:

• [ ] Custom API
• [ ] Custom consumer key/secrets
• [ ] Official keys
• [ ] Using Thumbor
• [ ] Connected through proxy
• [ ] Media preview enabled

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Currently Twidere seems to handle mutes and filters locally, ignoring Mastodon's mutes & filters

Expected behavior

.

Actual behavior

Steps to reproduce

Extra info

Android version: (version code here) 11 Network type:

• [x] Cellular
• [x] Wi-Fi

App version: (version code here) 4.1.7 Build variant:

• [x] Google
• [ ] F-Droid

Micro-blogging service:

• [ ] Twitter
• [ ] Fanfou
• [ ] GNU Social / StatusNet
• [x] Mastodon

App settings:

• [ ] Custom API
• [ ] Custom consumer key/secrets
• [ ] Official keys
• [ ] Using Thumbor
• [ ] Connected through proxy
• [ ] Media preview enabled

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Expected behavior

A liked tweet shows a heart or star.

Actual behavior

Sometimes shows like status, but many times it doesn't. At times the like indicator even resets seconds after liking a tweet from the app. This also makes unliking impossible in these situations.

Steps to reproduce

Extra info

Android version: (version code here) 11 Network type:

• [x] Cellular
• [x] Wi-Fi

App version: (version code here) 4.1.7 Build variant:

• [x] Google
• [ ] F-Droid

Micro-blogging service:

• [x] Twitter
• [ ] Fanfou
• [ ] GNU Social / StatusNet
• [ ] Mastodon

App settings:

• [ ] Custom API
• [ ] Custom consumer key/secrets
• [ ] Official keys
• [ ] Using Thumbor
• [ ] Connected through proxy
• [ ] Media preview enabled

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Expected behavior

A thread shows by original poster's order, with the ability to expand replies from other users.

Actual behavior

Thread is displayed in an unclear order, generally breaking the original poster's intent.

Steps to reproduce

Open any thread.

Extra info

Android version: (version code here) 11 Network type:

• [x] Cellular
• [x] Wi-Fi

App version: (version code here) 4.1.7 Build variant:

• [x] Google
• [ ] F-Droid

Micro-blogging service:

• [x] Twitter
• [ ] Fanfou
• [ ] GNU Social / StatusNet
• [ ] Mastodon

App settings:

• [ ] Custom API
• [ ] Custom consumer key/secrets
• [ ] Official keys
• [ ] Using Thumbor
• [ ] Connected through proxy
• [ ] Media preview enabled

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On opening app and filling in login data, Mastodon home page should display

Actual behavior

After doing the above, login fails

Steps to reproduce

Happens every time I attempt to login

Extra info

I also tried to login as a new user. But could not find my home server among the choices available. Is it possible 2FA interferes with login? Android version: (version code here) 13 Network type:

• [ ] Cellular
• [ x] Wi-Fi

App version: (version code here)

Build variant:

• [x ] Google Pixel 7pro
• [ ] F-Droid

Micro-blogging service:

• [ ] Twitter
• [ ] Fanfou
• [ ] GNU Social / StatusNet
• [ x] Mastodon

App settings:

• [ ] Custom API
• [ ] Custom consumer key/secrets
• [ ] Official keys
• [ ] Using Thumbor
• [ ] Connected through proxy
• [ ] Media preview enabled

When using Twidere for Mastodon and I choose "Open in browser" on a toot, it should open that toot in my instance, not on the instance the toot was written from. If it opens on my instance I can interact with it (favorite, boost, vote in poll), if it opens on the tooter's instance I'm prompted to login (but I can't because it's not my instance)

Expected behavior

If I'm on mastondon.social, the link should be in the form of https://mastodon.social/@[email protected]/109354164782263639

Actual behavior

The link is actually https://eupolicy.social/@netopia/109354163899406211

Steps to reproduce

1. View a toot from someone on a different instance
2. Tap the 3 dots, then tap "Open in browser"
3. Observe it has opened a link to a different instance

Extra info

Android version: (version code here)

Network type:

• [X] Cellular
• [X] Wi-Fi

App version: (version code here) 4.1.7

Build variant:

• [X] Google
• [ ] F-Droid

Micro-blogging service:

• [ ] Twitter
• [ ] Fanfou
• [ ] GNU Social / StatusNet
• [X] Mastodon

App settings:

• [ ] Custom API
• [ ] Custom consumer key/secrets
• [ ] Official keys
• [ ] Using Thumbor
• [ ] Connected through proxy
• [ ] Media preview enabled