@thedan84 It looks like XHTML rather than the more liberal HTML with auto-closing tags, so I ran with it.
@kdfrawg It's simpler than SGML and more regular than HTML 5. I'll happily support "full of itself" (XML ALL the things! DTDs will save us from ourselves! RDF and OWL will be AWESOME! ?), but it's not awful, and the tooling support around it is better than what we have for JSON still (XSLT is neat).
// @thedan84
@matigo I actually turned tap to click on for the first time a few months ago to counter RSI. Less pressing needed to trigger a click.
Now I get confused for a moment when my wife's Air doesn't click on tap, wait a sec, then remember and press down to actually click.
@larand It's a veritable classic! Start of a new epoch.
// @bazbt3 @phoneboy @gadgetcoma
@der_jeff Ugh, sorry about that. :(
I just bumped the login problems ticket up into the shortlist for this next update. I've been focusing on the logged-in steady state, but enough is enough.
Thanks for fighting through the login mess!
// @larand @indigo
@thedan84 Toss the HTML at NSXMLParser. Use the events to build up an attributed string matching the HTML rendering. You'll need to wrap the post content HTML in a proper root node, or some posts will bail out, because they'll be an XML "forest" rather than a proper tree with a single root.
I still have plenty of issues to iron out in my rendering as well – look for the "Markdown:" issues. [gitlab.com]
@phoneboy Figured out the image issue: App Transport Security is blocking requests over HTTP. I need to ask for an exception to the rule.
As a workaround, if you share images using HTTPS URLs, they'll display just fine in the current version.
@phoneboy Oh, funny! The date is fine on the page, though, just not in the URL.
// @matigo
For those who wanted a more "permanent" place for my 10C/Pnut workflows, here you go [phoneboy.info], at least for now.