Dmitriy Bogdanov

The error happens not only for images fetching. And we can't decrease values forever. We should move article contents out of the SQLite DB into files. It would also provide...

I think the source of the problem is the size of specific articles (so they don't fit in the cursor window), not a total number of articles, but that's just...

If you have time to experiment, you can try to add around 30 small articles and check whether the app fails to show the main screen (30 is the number...

@drakeet thanks for sharing your solution. I'll consider applying it as a temporary measure.

It was pretty much [this code](https://stackoverflow.com/a/50725977). However, be advised that this is a work-around, not a solution.

[Apparently](https://github.com/wallabag/android-app/issues/1139) `IllegalStateException` happens even for single articles *\*sigh\** Some experimenting needs to be done (to reproduce in dev environment). Probably `IllegalStateException` also has to be caught in `Article.getArticleContent()`.

Hi, thanks for drawing attention to the problem. To be honest I've always been reluctant to developing Android UI, I guess it's the main reason this is still not addressed....

@ngosang It is important because currently the app does a lot of work (e. g. DB querying) on the main thread. The difference should be noticeable on slow devices, and...

Unfortunately not. #874 makes loading lighter while still doing it in the UI thread, and this one is an attempt to move loading to a background thread.

You should check server logs - an `Internal Server Error` occurs when the app is simply trying to load articles via API.