Micro.blog 3.2 for macOS

On first glance the Conversation blank screen bug is also gone 🙌

The keyboard navigation is such a good idea. Helps a bit to solve the problem of "who am I replying to" inside the flat wall of replies. Do you intend to further develop this? Navigating through the sidebar, reply-all shortcut, etc?

@SimonWoods Yes, there is more we could do, and I already have a short list of tweaks to make later. For the blank conversation, I think this is still an issue sometimes from the user profile screen.

Awesome! Oh I just remembered that there are already shortcuts for the sidebar anyway, plus I think you can navigate through any app with keys via certain settings. Given that, broad quicker navigation is well covered.

I briefly stopped using the app because of the bug and whilst I'm always happy to use the website, I did miss the Mac-isms. Feels good to be back. :)

Some great improvements. Congrats!

Already replying to you by typing ⌘R, this is great, thanks!

I happy to see ⌘[ added for the back button. It is in my muscle memory from browsers and I have used it instinctively on the Micro.blog app, obviously with no results. So great to see it included. Thank you.

Keyboard navigation is fantastic. And the app is still the size of an mp3. Really well done!

Loving the keyboard shortcuts. I could wish for them to be all from the arrow keys for navigation, but this works. When a conversation opens from "enter", you can no longer navigate up/down with the keyboard on that view. Would be nice to have.

Looks like post navigation up/down breaks when you do a "show more". Have to mouse click on a post or open a conversation to get it back working.

@mcg Thanks, I’ll get these fixed in an update.

@manton nice update. Lots of improvements.

This is really nitpicky. But, a combination of the command key and a number will get you to any of the sections, except notes. I don't even use notes much, but, it seems like an odd omission when cmd + 0 is available.

@skoobz Yeah, we ran out of numbers. 🙂 Because command-0 is already used for the main window, I wasn't quite ready to repurpose it, but I'm considering it.