So I’d like to have a category exclusively dedicated to forum feedback
And on that note my first piece of feedback!
Viewing the forum on mobile is not seamless, I’m using an iPhone 12 mini which has that atrocious notch and when viewing in landscape orientation, text and pictures go “behind” the notch and are not viewable until I scroll up or down
Just something I’ve noticed, anyone else can feel free to chime in and state anything else that could use improvement
Just FYI: They are simply hosting discourse.
I doubt they are going to invest their limited front-end manpower into forking and altering the discourse platform, but who knows.
My small complaint is that when clicking on the “Community”-link in the nav-bar, it opens it in a new tab. Although, this might be deliberate, as you would need to instruct ember.js to do that.
Oh for sure, I don’t expect a solution tomorrow or anything, but a request from a paying customer to discourse might result in more action than me writing an email
It may never be fixed which wouldn’t be the end of the world, I just want to put things on the radar for QOL changes to the forum, especially since I primarily navigate the forum on mobile
I wish they’d turn on the ability to toggle dark mode, I’d really like that
How do you reply to a particular poster in a thread, without quoting?
Sometimes I see a little indication that someone is responding to a particular poster in the thread in the upper right of a post and I have no idea how they do it.
It really depends on when and where you click the reply button. It looks like it is disabled on Framework’s Discourse instance.
But regarding the loading of pictures on the iPhone 12 mini: That seems like an issue with the way the browser you are using renders images.
I don’t feel like Framework should worry about the community forum beyond ensuring it works. That we see actual staff responding here is a bonus, not indicative of something promised by any means.
In general, I think Framework already have very full plates.
I generally like Discourse, maybe because I got used to it since it’s quite prevalent these days. One thing I was about to mention I’d change was the hijacking of Ctrl-F for server-side search: when I press it, it’s because I want to use the built-in functionality of the browser to find something on the current page. However, I can’t seem to reproduce the behavior anymore, so perhaps someone read my mind already and switched it off.