Emil Junker

I think increasing the width of the checkbox a bit would indeed help, and it should be relatively easy to do. @thomas-esau I invite you to try and implement this...

@voronaam These are all very good ideas. The only problem is that I can't think of a good/easy way to implement any of them. It's not as easy as it...

> Moreover, [EmilJunker](https://github.com/EmilJunker) has contributed much as well by now @prototyperspective Thanks for your concern, but I'm good. Waistline is by far and away the most feature-rich open source nutrition...

To me, the biggest reason why the OFF search in Waistline is so bad and I rarely use it is because of its data quality and quantity issues. You only...

By the way, it looks like the OFF search API has a `sort_by` [parameter](https://wiki.openfoodfacts.org/API/Read/Search#Parameters) that allows to sort the results by popularity (most frequently scanned items first). Maybe this would...

> if someone else wants to do it and it doesn't negatively impact my use of the app then I'm happy to include it Sure, if someone else wants to...

I don't see this happening. The point of a meal is being able to add multiple items to the diary at once, with predefined quantities of each item. After adding...

Why do you need this? If you want to see the ingredients list, just tap on the barcode and it will take you to the Open Food Facts website/app where...

@pascal-mueller I just wanted to let you know that it is also possible to import a custom curated list of food items into Waistline from a JSON file. So you...

This sounds like a perfect use case for the food category feature. Simply create a "pizza toppings" category under `Settings > Foods, Meals, Recipes > Labels and Categories` and assign...