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Collapsible image thumbnails #916

Open williamkray opened 1 year ago

williamkray commented 1 year ago

Describe the problem

Sometimes a user sends an image that you would prefer not to see, such as:

Describe the solution you'd like

I would like Cinny to support:

Alternatives considered

there are currently no alternatives to hiding a thumbnail in cinny. alternatives would require using a different client that supports this feature. I do not know of any.

Additional context

No response

williamkray commented 1 year ago

this feature has some overlap with https://github.com/cinnyapp/cinny/issues/679

duarm commented 1 year ago

this would go well with the "open media with default application" instead of embedded players

duarm commented 1 year ago

the caveat from my suggestion is that, for it to work with all video players/image viewers, the files would need to be saved to disk, which is a problem since we're saving private(encrypted) files, cinny needs to clean it up or at least warn the user. mpv can handle piping of images/videos directly to it tho.

williamkray commented 1 year ago

that sounds like a completely different request, and i would suggest opening a separate issue for that so they can be tracked independently.

duarm commented 1 year ago

It is, just bringing up my particular use-case for collapsible image thumbnails

kfiven commented 10 months ago

This is fixed by Low-bandwidth mode, where image don't load unless you click.

williamkray commented 10 months ago

This is fixed by Low-bandwidth mode, where image don't load unless you click.

i disagree, as there is no simple way to re-hide the image once it has been clicked without switching to another room, and doing so re-hides all images again; so if you are looking for a specific image you have to re-click them all, potentially causing you to re-expose the offending image which you then cannot hide again, creating a frustrating cycle.

also, the requested behavior would save screen real-estate, whereas the current low-bandwidth implementation still has large blocks taken up by a non-image as demonstrated in this screenshot:

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