[CLOSED][OFFICIAL XDA][BETA][MAR 19]XDA Labs: Forum App + App Installer + Xposed Repo

[moriel5]

"You" meant both of us in the current context lol

Based on that, I see that you are correct.

 

[andy356]

Chiming in for Artemis Fowl.
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Okay bye

*runs away*

 

[blk_jack]

Nice

And that's how you pretty much derail a dev thread when the dev's not around to scold you

I'm always watching.

 

[MSF Jarvis]

I'm always watching.

*shudder*

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[moriel5]

I'm always watching.

I SURRENDER!

Just kidding.

 

[NYLimited]

I'm always watching.

*shudder*

I SURRENDER!

If you asked me that sounds like a horror movie ....


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[andy356]

Does XDA Labs remember which apps were installed by the user? I'm about to clean flash and I don't want to make a list...

 

[MrWasdennnoch]

Does XDA Labs remember which apps were installed by the user? I'm about to clean flash and I don't want to make a list...

I think not.

To follow up on the idea of highlighting hovered links it would be nice to have a dialog (or similar) telling you where the link leads to.

 

[BillGoss]

I think not.

To follow up on the idea of highlighting hovered links it would be nice to have a dialog (or similar) telling you where the link leads to.

That's why I love the Copy Text feature in forms because it lets you see the underlying address of links.

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[QuickNET Tech]

I'm always watching.

 

[creeve4]

Subforum sorting is backward.

 

[gascomm]

feature request

is it possible to hide participated threads (long press etc) in the future?

it's never been much of an issue through XDA on a browser but the limited real estate on my tablet does appear a bit cluttered & brings me updates for topics which are now of little interest.

excellent app, congrats to the devs for a fine extension to the xda world.

 

[woodman]

is it possible to hide participated threads (long press etc) in the future?

it's never been much of an issue through XDA on a browser but the limited real estate on my tablet does appear a bit cluttered & brings me updates for topics which are now of little interest.

excellent app, congrats to the devs for a fine extension to the xda world.

Hi,
Why don't you use "subscribed" instead?

http://xdaforums.com/android/apps-games/labs-t3241866/post68840485

http://xdaforums.com/android/apps-games/labs-t3241866/post67705809

 

[gascomm]

@Wood Man. I use subscribed for the stuff I'm working *cough* fiddling with & find the participated useful to go back to for reference when I've forgotten detail but not all contributions to the forum are pertinent as devices drift into obsolescence.

you are correct and fair in suggesting it, I guess I'd like the ability to carry out a bit of housekeeping on past conversations. my HTC bravo (desire) threads still show & clutter the screen despite having lost the thing years ago.

I just had the thought of hiding truly obsolete threads might appeal.

 

[Matt07211]

@wood[/user] Man. I use subscribed for the stuff I'm working *cough* fiddling with & find the participated useful to go back to for reference when I've forgotten detail but not all contributions to the forum are pertinent as devices drift into obsolescence.

you are correct and fair iun suggesting it, I guess I'd like the ability to carry out a bit of housekeeping on past conversations. my HTC bravo (desire) threads still show & clutter the screen despite having lost the thing years ago.

I just had the thought of hiding truly obsolete threads might appeal.

As I would also like this feature, I believe that someone else has asked the same thing, and I believe it was a no, due to API Limitations. This correct @Wood Man ?
Hope this can change in the future

 

[woodman]

As I would also like this feature, I believe that someone else has asked the same thing, and I believe it was a no, due to API Limitations. This correct @Wood Man ?
Hope this can change in the future

I don't remember about the API limitation. I think blk_jack never commented on this.

I only remember:
- it's not possible to remove/hide participated threads on the website itself.
- members asked for this feature many times. I even noticed a member requested it 4 times already: June 20th, July 12th, September 24th, October 15th. I think he must have been on vacation on August!

 

[Matt07211]

I don't remember about the API limitation. I think blk_jack never commented on this.

I only remember:
- it's not possible to remove/hide participated threads on the website itself.
- members asked for this feature many times. I even noticed a member requested it 4 times already: June 20th, July 12th, September 24th, October 15th. I think he must have been on vacation on August!

Hmm, okay. It was off the top of my head, becuse I swear it was mentioned. If I come across it, I'll post a link to it
I do remeber it being mentioned, as you said, about it not being able to be done on the website.
I currently just use the subscriber thread at the moment.

 

[gascomm]

... I even noticed a member requested it 4 times already: June 20th, July 12th, September 24th, October 15th. I think he must have been on vacation on August!

oh dear, once is enough for me! cheers for painting a picture. I guess if it were possible someone may have built an xposed module before now.

keep up the good work.

 

[TonikJDK]

I am going to bet backend issue on participated. I done even see a way to remove them via web.

 

[woodman]

I am going to bet backend issue on participated. I done even see a way to remove them via web.

A backend issue? No, we were not talking about an issue previously. Just a lack of feature from both the website and from XDA Labs.