Now it scrolls exactly to the last line. It would be nice if it could scroll a couple lines more just to save your eyes from staring to the bottom border of the monitor. This is a minor thing, I just feel like it could be better that way. You can ignore it if you feel like it.
Yes. As soon as you type, the browser creates a paragraph. Delete characters and use the “+” action to add a title.
Maybe not that user friendly but at least possible
Ahhh that’s actually a tricky one. I think it is now solved by adding I small delay in the rich text editor . Done
The more I thought about it, the more I think it doesn’t make sense to clear the local edit data on automatic sign-out because it it happens, it means the user is actually currently editing the post. In addition, if user close the browser, then the data aren’t deleted neither.
So, long story short, I implemented what I suggested above:
session delegation expires and automatic sign-out => local data are not cleared
if user explicitely sign-out (“with the sign-out button”) => then local data are cleared
Done
4 hours it is, done
Gotcha. Yeah I am happy to no ignore the feedback but skip it for now . I keep it in mind!
Thanks a lot for the details! Indeed that was a minor issue (). Solved
Right dash are not supported for published titles. Update the “warning” text accordingly. Done
Thanks again for the awesome feedback, it pushed Papyrs forward
It worked on my machine with … a swiss french keyboard (only ).
Not gonna lie, it was tricky to fix, took me some iterations today, but I think it should be good now. Tested on an us keyboard too.
it works as following:
space + `
space + _
* + *
should toggle to code mark, italic or bold. the cursor is set within the newly created style so you shall then be able to write something in that style directly.
if you want to escape this particular style section, hit “right arrow” on the keyboard - after the section there is always an un-styled text section.
does not exactly work as slack for example, but once used to it, kind of handy in my opinion
Hi @peterparker, any plans to build patreon-like subscription features? Premium content gated by nft ownership (or payment flow etc.). That seems to me an obvious powerful web3 use case?
On mid-long term, if I have the opportunity, I would like to offer some sort of premium features and rewards. Kind of finding a way to have a win-win situation for Papyrs but for the community and content creator as well. Therefore your ideas match well such inspiration I would say.
I also have to add that I am fan of the SNS idea. Giving over the control of the smart contracts, the governance and the tokenization would be really, really neat.
For the webmanifest I like to add maskable icons since both purposes can be mixed. I use https://maskable.app/ to double check that my icons fit all sizes.
Yes for PWA but kind of think that browsers might read the file if present also if not a PWA when the user would install the website on mobile devices’ home screen. I might be wrong though but just in case, I always add a manifest
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