r/redditmobile • u/CorrectScale Reddit Admin • Jan 31 '23

Now Available: version 2023.04.0 Android & iOS Release Notes

Hey everyone! Today we've released version 2023.04.0 for both iOS & Android. Check out the release notes below.

iOS 2023.04.0 release notes:

  • Fixed a bug that sometimes crashed the app when posting images

9 total bug fixes included in this release

4 crash fixes included in this release

Android 2023.04.0 release notes:

  • Another slow week in the world of release notes. Is it time for the 2023 Recap yet?

1 total bug fix included in this release

3 crash fixes included in this release

Other important updates:

That's it for this week! Please leave a comment if you have any questions.

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u/spdorsey Feb 05 '23

https://preview.redd.it/ahgamraz5fga1.jpeg?width=1290&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b398c0272abec88d98c741022e3a839d5ade0e9a

News text is covered by thumbnail. Cant read titles on many stories.

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u/CorrectScale Reddit Admin Feb 06 '23

Thanks for reporting. I'm unable to reproduce this on my end.

Can you take a look at your app settings page and let me know what text size you are set to?

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u/spdorsey Feb 06 '23

Watermelon. I'm old and I can't see well without my glasses. If there was a bigger option, I'd probably use it.

The issue persists, it's pretty annoying.

I seem to remember (maybe up until a few weeks ago?) there was a setting to change the post display layout type. I used to browse news using the super large image post type (I don't know what it was called). The image was full-width and the headline appeared below (above?) it. There was no need for image align-right with bad text flow because there was no image overlap on that layout.

I cannot find that setting anymore, it disappeared right around the time this issue manifested itself.

Thanks

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u/CorrectScale Reddit Admin Feb 06 '23

Thanks for the context. It sounds like the change forced classic view (vs. card view) on the news tab, causing the larger text and thumbnail to overlap. I'll let the team know.

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u/spdorsey Feb 06 '23

Thanks - have a great day and thanks for the hard work.

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u/CorrectScale Reddit Admin Feb 06 '23

Anytime, have a nice day!