Sergiy Tkachuk

I disagree that randomly-generated names are quite ugly. Rather, they just appear somewhat informal and less professional. However, @Tienisto mentioned somewhere that in this regard, he's somewhat inspired by the...

> On android, we could use the device name (the same that appears under Bluetooth settings for example) Since you've already provided an example with Bluetooth, when you first activate...

> > I disagree that randomly-generated names are quite ugly. Rather, they just appear somewhat informal and less professional. However, @Tienisto mentioned somewhere that in this regard, he's somewhat inspired...

> Actually, I am also fine if the device name is used in the first place. > > I guess the random generated name commonly used in other file sharing...

> Regarding your answer: > > * On iPhones, well, it kind of does, considering that usually they are called with your name. > * While Android phones or windows...

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I agree that the icon doesn't look very contrasty, and its color is somewhat dull, but using a background for it's a bad idea, as I've mentioned before. Not to...

I won't waste time on all these explanations, as they've already been partially disclosed and clarified in my lengthy previous comment. Your phrases like "Which is always shown against a...

Yes, such implementation makes sense, especially considering that now there's an option to add devices to the "Favorites" category. It would be something similar to how it's done in Google's...

> This has to wait until I’ve managed to release a clean (mainly code wise) and stable version of my custom implementation (See #20 and #35). > > See #30...