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improve usability of 'Photos' entry
The entry 'Photos' displays a bucket of thumbnails sorted by upload-date (i guess). There is no option to reveal any hierarchy or order them differently and it takes ages to display large amounts of thumbnails. This is not very usefull i think.
solution i'd like
This menu-entry should probably behave more like the nc-gallery-app. in particular:
- respect
.nomedia-files! - view hierarchically as Album-folders to be able to drill down (that would also reduce the thumbnail-latency i suppose)
- Bonus:
- support
gallery.cnffiles - pause/play button
- rename the whole thing to 'Gallery'
- support
GitMate.io thinks possibly related issues are https://github.com/nextcloud/android/issues/1008 (Improve offline support), https://github.com/nextcloud/android/issues/567 (Photo view), https://github.com/nextcloud/android/issues/2414 (Improved Upload Status), https://github.com/nextcloud/android/issues/660 (Duplicate entries), and https://github.com/nextcloud/android/issues/445 (Minor Usability improvements).
Apparently this is in fact related to #567 but honestly i can't see the benefit of such a view.
The web app has a lot more options for displaying photos, most notably viewing by album, which I consider minimum functionality for a photo viewer. The Android app should at least be brought to feature parity with the web app
I would also like to request viewing by album functionality. If there's any way I can support that, let me know.
I would also like to request viewing by album functionality. If there's any way I can support that, let me know.
yes album functionality would be great. Unfortunately I think there has been some backwards progress; a recent updated renamed the photos section to 'Media' and it is now broken for many users. Hoping for a fix soon and then maybe new features like albums can get some attention
respect .nomedia-files
This is a bug, isn't it? I faced this issue since I saw hidden files in the gallery view of the android app whereas they shouldn't be visible at all.