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   Fedilab Apps (apps@toot.fedilab.app)'s status on Sunday, 11-May-2025 05:27:02 JST Fedilab Apps

   Even if we could rewrite #Fedilab for being supported on Android and iOS devices, we will keep actively maintaining the dedicated Android version.
   A such rewrite would have bad side effects. We might not be able to go so deeper in features and older devices won't be able to run the app.

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     Fedilab Apps (apps@toot.fedilab.app)'s status on Sunday, 11-May-2025 06:00:07 JST Fedilab Apps

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     • gelato_al_pollo

     @gelato_al_pollo
     Yes, because we use React-Native that allows a single code to work for iOS and Android devices.
     This works well while you're not going deeper in device abilities.
     But Fedilab would need a dedicated iOS dev for supporting all its features. A common code would limit Android users that are used to a full customisation of the app.

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     gelato_al_pollo (gelato_al_pollo@puntarella.party)'s status on Sunday, 11-May-2025 06:00:08 JST gelato_al_pollo

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     @apps
     Asking as someone who has never done mobile development: why is that? Would you have to use some framework that could not map all of Android's features?