Evgenii Neumerzhitckii

Hi @rjuzaszek, good question. I don't know the answer, unfortunately. The library uses the built-in `URLSession` class for downloading the image and caching. I did a quick search and could...

Oh, I see now, thanks for clarification. So your goal is to show the image instantly if it's taken from cache or fade it in if it's downloaded from the...

Interesting ... I can't think of any good solution at the moment. My first thought was to check the duration of time elapsed between assigning the URL and calling `onSuccess`....

Thank you for your update @r-dent. I have to decline it, unfortunately, because I think image fading is out of the scope of this library. Just to keep to code...

Hi @xamelon, good idea. Here are things that need to be done before it is merged: - Create activity indicator when image starts downloading, and not on init, since download...

Hello @minuscorp, good question. No, there is no way to clear the cache at the moment. It will be a great feature to add to the library, something like ```...

Thanks for reporting @hajjarjoseph. Could you share an image URL that's causing this issue, so I can reproduce the problem?

Hi, the "Content-Type" response header value for this URL is "application/octet-stream" instead of "image/jpeg". Moa checks the content type before showing the image to make sure the data received is...

@Aviral190694, thanks for researching this. It looks like Apple has made some changes that broke moa for those MIME types. From [iOS 13 Release Notes](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/ios_ipados_release_notes/ios_13_release_notes): > To enhance security, URLSession...

Hi @ThomasGrunewald, this is very interesting, thanks for reporting. This project has a demo iOS app that shows the images in the scroll view. On the server I have set...