What's Changed
Adding freedroidwarn by @dessalines in #2112
add low-bandwidth mode by @KiaraGrouwstra in #2111
Consolidate gplay and fdroid versions using flavors by @dessalines in #2116
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It happened on two Pixels here too. Data Saver is off on both and both are on WiFi.
After fresh install on WiFi thumbs load. Then turning off WiFi (even briefly), close-reopen app, thumns gone. Data saver is off. Then turning WiFi back on doesn’t make thumbs reappear.
.87 worked as expected yesterday. I even tried enabling/disablin Data Saver. Then this morning the thumbnails are gone again. Data Saver disabled, on WiFi, with all Jerboa settings at default.
I know the workaround but I’m chiming in cause the default behaviour for others might be unexpected.
Since this update, thumbnails are not loading for me. All I see is the generic gray link image. Clicking on thumbnails works as intended.
Its because you have data savings mode turned on on your phone.
If you want to force jerboa to ignore that, then go into the jerboa settings and click Low bandwidth mode > always off.
Same issue, data saver is not on (plus I’m on Wi-Fi so suspect it wouldn’t matter)
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Thank you! Working great now.
No probs :)
This worked for me. Thanks!
It happened on two Pixels here too. Data Saver is off on both and both are on WiFi.
After fresh install on WiFi thumbs load. Then turning off WiFi (even briefly), close-reopen app, thumns gone. Data saver is off. Then turning WiFi back on doesn’t make thumbs reappear.
You can go into the jerboa settings to force it to use thumbnails I described above.
There’s also a new release today that drops the metered network check from the data-saver.
Yup, that setting worked. I’ll retest fresh .87 install to see if the default behaviour has changed. Thanks!
.87 worked as expected yesterday. I even tried enabling/disablin Data Saver. Then this morning the thumbnails are gone again. Data Saver disabled, on WiFi, with all Jerboa settings at default.
I know the workaround but I’m chiming in cause the default behaviour for others might be unexpected.