i have a debian os running in termux.

I sometimes use it to debug websites on my phone running desktop version of firefox via vic

https://github.com/Julow/Unexpected-Keyboard

Unexpected Keyboard’s default layout has a Ctrl Key always available.

you can also add in additional shortcuts such as:

• undo
• redo
• select all
• copy
• paste
• …

It is used to detect closing of door and lock the door once it is closed. You may need it during the initial setup. as long as it can be placed close to the door lock, it should work ok.

otherwise, once integrated with HA, you can probably use your own contact sensor and trigger door lock using HA

btw, i am using ESPHome bluetooth proxy with Switchbot

Shouldn’t we compare this to SD Gen 3 tho? Why are we comparing with SD Gen 1 from 2023?

Or is the merit here more focused on power consumption? That Tensor G4 has one of the lowest power consumption?

Ollama server running in termux

What is a CVS receipt layout? Why do you hate it?

As a web app, such behaviour will also need to be programmed to work on a browser first. Packaging it for Play Store should not grant that behaviour automatically.

(2) Image overlay For Voyager, back button for image overlay works in browser.

When opening an image viewer, the web app triggers a browser history change like this:

1. Browsing on feed - https://vger.app/posts/lemmy.world/all
2. Opening an image viewer - https://vger.app/posts/lemmy.world/all#galleryOpen

^ notice the extra #galleryOpen

When back button is triggered, the web page will listen to a “back” event, and close the image viewer.

(3) Keyboard: Keyboard is a native UI. So triggering “back” will always close the keyboard

(1) Modal / bottom sheet

But… I couldn’t figure out this one yet

Clicking on the “3 dots icon” in a post opens a bottom sheet interface.

Play Store version response to back button properly. But the web app version does not.

I installed it as a web app earlier. I don’t recall conflict with back gesture. What’s the issue with back gesture?

From my understanding, the fdroid process ensures the build is automated base on the source code provided. This prevents developer from sneaking in additional code in the build.