[Oct 27] Official XDA One Forum App [Alpha] [APK] Version 0.1.14

[iamnotkurtcobain]

The plan was to show an icon to indicate if it was read or not.



Which links?



I was going to add a colour picker to choose the colour of the toolbar.

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A color picker for the toolbar is awesome! Thanks!!

 

[maybeme2]

The plan was to show an icon to indicate if it was read or not.

That would work too but so would the traditional darker tone. When is the next version expected? I'm using the . 14 version.

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[stunned]

The plan was..


I was going to add..

Does this mean you are done with updating this app?

 

[maybeme2]

+1

 

[-BioHaZard-]

Does this mean you are done with updating this app?

Not sure just yet, but I don't see the point of having 2 XDA Forums apps. As XDA Labs is XDA Ones successor I assume this app will be deprecated.

 

[PunchUp]

Not sure just yet, but I don't see the point of having 2 XDA Forums apps. As XDA Labs is XDA Ones successor I assume this app will be deprecated.

They're actually seeking feedback regarding that.
My suggestion would be to continue working on XDA One if you can. Many people just want a lightweight forum browser.
And since XDA Labs will be open source soon, you can integrate the work done by them. And they can cherry pick your commits to XDA One if they wish. Win win situation in my opinion.

 

[Bert98]

Not sure just yet, but I don't see the point of having 2 XDA Forums apps. As XDA Labs is XDA Ones successor I assume this app will be deprecated.

I think there should be a final release with all the fixes and (possibly) the ability to add attachments/pictures to a post.
Do what you can though, not forcing anyone

Inviato utilizzando XDA One

 

[maybeme2]

I, for one, would hate to see XDA One deprecated. I greatly prefer it to the XDA lab app. I don't think I'm the only one.

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[Lrs121]

Personally I don't need all the features included in labs. all I do is browse subscribed threads and labs is really bloated for just doing that.

 

[JohnSpawnVFX]

It's been stated (about XDA Labs app) that;

A - In the future, you'll be able to turn off the features you don't need.
B - if you use the forum shortcut (enable it in the app settings), you'll go directly to the forums part and the rest of the app doesn't get loaded in the memory. So, no bloating.

 

[Ben36]

It's been stated (about XDA Labs app) that;

A - In the future, you'll be able to turn off the features you don't need.
B - if you use the forum shortcut (enable it in the app settings), you'll go directly to the forums part and the rest of the app doesn't get loaded in the memory. So, no bloating.

What u actually need to do is enable the forum icon. Then go and force stop labs as it'll probably be running 100+ ram then use the forums icon to open that part only. If you then check running apps it's only about 8mb

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[Toledo_JAB]

Where is the debug version? I can't find it anymore?
Has it a logger integrated or do I need a logcat app to store it?
Because of this xposed not recognized bug I got.

You will need a Logcat app to read and save the log.
I use Logcat extreme and can set it to read only the app you have issues with.

IRC, XDA-one is only compiled in debug version, unless biohazard has changed to release.
The debug version is more verbose when getting logs.
However you can still pull a log from any version.


EDIT: Just read the XDA labs thread and found this encouraging part.

Q: Where's the source!?!?
Coming soon! We promise! We've given ourselves 30 days to clean things up before we open up the app. It'll be completely open source and available under the Apache2 license.

If it is open source then fixes to the XDA labs forum reader app should be able to be cherry-picked to the XDA-one app.
The XDA-one app was used as a base for the labs forum reader, so merging fixes should be easier.

 

[AndyYan]

Good job overall Having signature back is a relief - dunno why XDA Premium 4 removed it in recent versions (that's why I'm still using 4.0.11). But as stated above, the lack of "mark forum as read" is a glaring issue.

Sent from Google Nexus 4 @ CM12.1
[WARNING: XDA One have not implemented "mark forum as read" - do not use]

 

[blackbuffalo]

I like this app. I tried xda-labs but removed it and back to this app. Simple and enought for me, xda-lab liad slow than

MRH®/BlackBuffalo



PS: Sorry @Bajanman, I miss about ads from XDA lab

 

[Bajanman]

I like this app. I tried xda-labs but removed it and back to this app. Simple and enought for me, xda-lab liad slow than and have ads

MRH®/BlackBuffalo

Xda labs is slow and have ads?
Well mine loads faster than most apps.

And concerning the ads you mentioned. I don't think I've ever seen one on labs!


Please explain to me where you found/saw ads show up ok.

Thx.

 

[Clark Joseph Kent]

Thread cleaned.... Please keep it, to the topic of XDA One.

 

[EternalFlame]

Okay guys, still had an "ongoing service by xda labs" that ate up to 300 MB of RAM despite the fact that i only use the "forum launcher icon" , i really dig the app though because it loads much faster and the scrolling is superb smooth, so what i did to get rid of this ongoing service, (of course you need ROOT access for this method) was :

- Download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cn.wq.myandroidtools&hl=en
- Open My Android Tools > choose "Service" > "Third Party" > XDA Labs > Disable "Push Service & Sentry Leak Service"


Cheers.

 

[Ben36]

Okay guys, still had an "ongoing service by xda labs" that ate up to 300 MB of RAM despite the fact that i only use the "forum launcher icon" , i really dig the app though because it loads much faster and the scrolling is superb smooth, so what i did to get rid of this ongoing service, (of course you need ROOT access for this method) was :

- Download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cn.wq.myandroidtools&hl=en
- Open My Android Tools > choose "Service" > "Third Party" > XDA Labs > Disable "Push Service & Sentry Leak Service"


Cheers.

This needs including within the app itself ideally

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[VictorLapin]

Okay guys, still had an "ongoing service by xda labs" that ate up to 300 MB of RAM despite the fact that i only use the "forum launcher icon" , i really dig the app though because it loads much faster and the scrolling is superb smooth, so what i did to get rid of this ongoing service, (of course you need ROOT access for this method) was :

- Download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cn.wq.myandroidtools&hl=en
- Open My Android Tools > choose "Service" > "Third Party" > XDA Labs > Disable "Push Service & Sentry Leak Service"


Cheers.

You can keep it greenified as well

 

[GROGG88]

This app requested root access while doing an app search with the latest update. What is the reasoning for this?