Check if it's feasible to support more HTML tags natively

[bubelov]

The list of suggested tags:

• hr
• pre
• code

[bubelov]

Example of hr tag in use: https://geohot.github.io//blog/jekyll/update/2022/03/05/beauty-after-covid.html

[bubelov]

Example of pre tag in use: https://drewdevault.com/2021/12/30/Language-design-considerations.html

[esdnm]

Please implement the pre and code tag. Without them, reading software development oriented blog posts is just not possible.

[bubelov]

@esdnm Android TextView doesn't support such fancy tags. Code examples often require horizontal scrolling, especially on mobile screens, so your best option is opening such entries in your browser

[esdnm]

@esdnm Android TextView doesn't support such fancy tags. Code examples often require horizontal scrolling, especially on mobile screens, so your best option is opening such entries in your browser

How does GitHub's Android app do it on Markdown files? Is it a non-native app?

[bubelov]

@esdnm Android TextView doesn't support such fancy tags. Code examples often require horizontal scrolling, especially on mobile screens, so your best option is opening such entries in your browser

How does GitHub's Android app do it on Markdown files? Is it a non-native app?

Better to ask them. Probably by adding their own custom extensions