Profile editor: you can now change your display name, biography, avatar and banner image, and matrix ID in Settings -> Account
Easy-tap links: links detected in posts and comments now get a nice big tappable button at the bottom of the post. You can copy and share these links via long-press on the link button.
Tab bar navigation: tapping the currently selected tab while at the top of the feed will navigate back. Reselecting the search tab from the top of the feed will focus the search bar.
Upgraded post composer: we’ve made the post composer prettier, added the ability to upload images from files and clipboard, and now shows the account you're posting from. It also now displays a warning if your post runs afoul of your instance’s slur filter.
Instance page: you can now view detailed instance information, accessible from a community or profile via the ellipsis menu in the navigation bar
Saved content feed: saved content is now listed as a feed, rather than a sub-view of profile.
Minor Features
Voting icons are now colorized in compact mode
“Report” and “Block” items in context menus are now colored red and ask for confirmation
Fixed some inconsistent wording and incorrect capitalization
Improved performance of markdown rendering
Redesigned the account switcher and tweaked the behavior of long press/swipe up: long press on profile now swaps accounts immediately if you have two accounts and opens the switcher if you have more, while swipe up always opens the switcher. Both of these gestures can be enabled and disabled in Settings -> Accounts -> Quick Switcher
Added an indicator to posts from subscribed communities in All and Local feeds
Added headers to feed pages
Redesigned app icon selector
Added more app icons
Added a new comments indicator to posts you’ve already viewed
Added the option to open links in the system browser, rather than in-app
Added support for image links and shields.io badges
Added options for how your accounts are sorted in the account view and quick switcher
Tidied the settings page
Added the option to disable tap-to-collapse on comments
Refined the swipe action activation angle, so it should be harder to accidentally trigger it while scrolling
Added the option to require biometric unlocking when opening the app
Added the option to automatically collapse child comments
Redesigned the profile page
Bug Fixes
Disabled swipe actions on items embedded within the post/comment composer
Fixed a bug where favoriting a community from the ellipsis menu would cause the subscription status to display incorrectly
Fixed a bug where adding an account while already logged in would fail on instances running 0.19
Fixed a bug where account details were not being loaded in the user view
Fixed “failed to determine site version” error
Saved content now loads dynamically on scroll, rather than all at once
Update 2023-02-05: RC 1 Changes
Fixed an issue where interacting with items in the saved feed would crash the app
Fixed blocking communities from posts not working
Fixed "Show n replies" tap hitbox
Fixed "No items" message appearing briefly in Saved feed before content loads
Bubble picker now scrolls to the selected item on tap if it is partially offscreen
Fixed /u/user@instance and /c/community@instance links not behaving properly
Added options to adjust the behavior of easy-tap links in Settings -> General
Fixed sidebar navigation not working properly on iPad
Fixed the Saved feed not properly refreshing
Fixed comments of depth 1 not collapsing properly with auto collapse enabled
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Question for MLEM users. I've seen comments where the message is or contains directly an embedded image. While replying with this app, I've tried pasting an app (on iOS), and can't seem to find how to do this. Is this a feature that is currently supported?
This isn't supported yet, unfortunately. We're tracking the feature here, and will definitely be implementing it at some point in future.
If you want to attach an image to a comment, you can use the ![](image url) markdown. If you haven't got a URL for your image, you'd have to post the comment from your instance's website (which allows image uploading).