Android client: if only I could unread the sdk

[sancho1234]

I dunno, not really seeing anything useful in there. I'm afraid someone smarter than me is needed to figure this out, especially since I was so far unable to replicate it.

I think, that the tt-rss widget is not working if the tt-rss app is hibernated by Greenify or Task Manager.

[fox]

Maybe you shouldn't "hibernate" it then? Whatever that means, I'm not a pro android tweaker.

[Guillermo]

Tried to select text a couple of times, but it seems that when in "selection mode", horizontal scroll still picks up your swiping, so I constantly end up in another article while trying to adjust the selection. Maybe it's possible to block horizontal swipe responses when selecting text?
(TT-RSS v1.32, HTC Desire on Android v2.3.7/Cyanogenmod v7.2.1)

[fox]

it works fine on 4.x, consider not using an os from 2007

e: 2009

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[tjh]

I've just noticed today looking at my webserver logs, the Tiny Tiny RSS Android client doesn't seem to support the GZIP I've got configured on my server?

I use Apache's built-in deflate support, but even changing the define('ENABLE_GZIP_OUTPUT') to true doesn't show my server sending any compressed content.

Is it possible to add support for this, or am I just a screaming moron?

Details:
Phone: Galaxy Note 2 LTE, totally stock, Android 4.3
Webserver: Apache/2.2.22 (Debian) PHP/5.4.4-14+deb7u8 mod_ssl/2.2.22 OpenSSL/1.0.1e
TinyTinyRSS: v1.12
Screaming Moron Status: TBA

[fox]

I don't think it specifically disables gzip. Maybe HttpURLConnection has some problems with it or it needs to be specifically enabled, I dunno.

[ikarusx3]

Would it be possible to implement feed refresh in the Android client?

In the web interface, first clicking a feed selects it, while the second click loads new posts. This is useful for refreshing feeds on demand. Can a similar feature be implemented, like the first pull-to-refresh or menu item reloads the current view, while the second refresh reloads the feed, if currently in a single feed view?

Thanks,

Greetings

[decoherent]

Would you consider updating the Android client to support TLSv1.2? Given the POODLE attack (sigh) against SSLv3, I was tightening up the supported protocols on my server, but I discovered that if I prohibited TLSv1, the Android client could no longer connect. I don't know how much trouble this would be, but I would like to only allow TLSv1.2 on my server. Thanks!

[fox]

If you unplug the ethernet jack you'll be even better protected from all those attackers who definitely give a fuck about your server. The fact that it might stop you from posting here is a nice bonus, too.

Anyway, the client doesn't have a special ssl implementation, so it's whatever httpurlconnection supports.

[fox]

Would it be possible to implement feed refresh in the Android client?

In the web interface, first clicking a feed selects it, while the second click loads new posts. This is useful for refreshing feeds on demand. Can a similar feature be implemented, like the first pull-to-refresh or menu item reloads the current view, while the second refresh reloads the feed, if currently in a single feed view?

Thanks,

Greetings

sorry for missing this, it's not a bad idea, I'll see if it can be easily hacked in.

e: backend update is required so next android client will have it if connected to trunk/API 9 tt-rss version.

[gorillus]

Hi, my (Play-store) client says something like (in German) "setting Label is not supported for your version". Is there a version where it is supported? I read the whole thread but could see anyone who mentioned it.

[fox]

I recommend the latest version.

[gorillus]

Thank you! Isn't 1.76 the latest version? Btw. beside of this issue I really love this app

[fox]

If only there was a way to somehow look up this information hmmm

[gorillus]

Sorry, I mean 1.45 of course (emberrassing - I mixed the number it with ttrss-reader). Aynway I got 1.45 from Play and setting labels doesn't work and I didn't find any newer version than this. Didn't try the Git-version though...