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@hadrilec I'm having a look now, in the meantime, could add ``py7zr`` to the pip install in the example test yaml file so we can try to get the tests...

I restarted the tests because I think they should not have failed

> > Fedilab-like > > Doesn't follow the hig "[Do not assign actions to double-clicking or right-clicking a button. Users are unlikely to discover these actions, and if they do,...

@nekohayo Agreed! This would be my preferred choice. In case it is not deemed acceptable, here is a 3rd proposal: Since the last version it now seems that there is...

> Ok so, I gave it a try on #281 (there's screenshots) So am I right in understanding you implemented [that proposal](https://github.com/GeopJr/Tuba/issues/223#issuecomment-1555954824)? In that case, does the "go back" button...

> Kind-of, apart from the "opening" part - it's closer to Sengi > > * You select `doas` (not final name) from the menu of a post (that is public...

@GeopJr did you have time to think about the potential implementations? As you mentioned that you wanted to discuss this with some GNOME designers, I was wondering if you got...

> Nope. I'm not satisfied with the current implementation nor the other suggestions so it's stuck in the backlog. I understand. > it's not as easy as just "opening a...

> 3. Additionally, threading does not update the post that opened it, the other posts in the thread get added before or after it, so in combination with [2], the...

Yes, there are still a bunch of imports for ``pkg_resources`` throughout the code that need removing