Feature Requests

If you can add the ability to keep our place on the timelines, perhaps you could also sync those between devices. I'd like to leave the app on my iPhone, run the app on my iPad, and view the posts from the same position as on the iPhone.

I use the dark mode (full black) but the text becomes gray and the images are dull and less bright. Hard to read and hard to see for my eyes. I would like to keep the dark black background, but all text and images be full brightness. Thank you very much.

目前好像没有发现有这个按钮

I see post with one of more links. I want to copy one of that links. I don't want to open the link in a browser. I would expect to be able to long press on the URL and see an option to copy the URL.

"pull-to-Refresh" is awkward to access and takes four or five attempts before it is recognized.

I’d like it if there were an option to view all posts in their entirety by default in my feed instead of having to click on longer posts to view the full post.

Please change the blank line (more than 1 line) when entering toot so that the blank line disappears after sending toot.

Just trying out the app and prefer dark mode (easier on my eyes). But the names of post boosters are not in contrast, so are hidden to the eye.

I know this seems like an irrelevant detail, but it really bugs me that the line that separates toots is asymmetric and doesn't extend to the profile picture. I'd much prefer it to cover the entire width of the toot, with symmetrical margins.

I'm sure we've all seen how our instances struggle under load. Tooot can make the mobile experience more pleasant anyway: remember and show the last position ( https://tooot.canny.io/feature-requests/p/remember-last-position-in-timeline ) as you start the app, and refresh in the background Fetch updates in the background (on start and as you get closer to current time in the timeline). Not showing them before you choose to show them is great for showing "you're caught up", but having new stuff ready for the moment you want them is a help for reducing human wait.