Alexander Batischev

Hi! Sorry it took me so long to respond. The cause is simple: when Newsboat populates a query feed, it skips other query feeds https://github.com/newsboat/newsboat/blob/5c420d940bb20138f5e4d6e9259f1943fe61e7df/src/rssfeed.cpp#L217 This has been the case...

"QNA" is "question and answer" (it should probably be spelled "Q&A", but we use "QNA" in the code, so). When Newsboat needs to ask the user some questions, it creates...

> So I become utterly unsure of what the scope should be/size. I wish I could formulate a rule for this, but I can't. The best I can offer is:...

Hi! Can you provide a URL of a feed I can use for testing this? Not knowing any of RTL languages, it's not that easy to find one and figure...

Thanks for the links, and also for that note about five glyphs that appear differently—really handy! I reproduced this bug with 86097d60a143dd87e700586b2609a679ba7082dc. Comparing with Firefox 60.6, I see that Newsboat...

Still haven't studied how to properly handle RTL, sorry :( @Boruch-Baum gave some excellent pointers, though, so if anyone wants to step in, I'm happy to help navigate around the...

Hi! You mean this bit?  I don't think the UI framework we use (STFL) will let us do it: it supports "auto-stretching" widgets, but it doesn't seem to support...

Oh. I don't think STFL supports that at all, sorry: all list items are assumed to be 1 line tall. We do plan to replace STFL (#232), and we could...

> I think your idea (numberbing the lines) would be a very good implementation. It has a fatal flaw: it couples numbering with marking. So if user disables numbers (like...

> Another approach I could think of is indenting the following lines of a feed. Yes, that's a good one I think. > Laslty the could be a "mobile mode"...