When DiCa renders [url][/url] links, it removes embedded descriptive text anchoring the link, and replaces it with a preview pulled from the linked site, garbling the meaning. Here's a screenshot of a comment viewed in Firefox (view source shows it properly rendered as \<a href="URI">link text\<\/a>), and here's how the same comment looks in DiCa.
Thank you very much for a fun, zippy app-- by far the best Android interface to Friendica I've seen!
When DiCa renders [url][/url] links, it removes embedded descriptive text anchoring the link, and replaces it with a preview pulled from the linked site, garbling the meaning. Here's a screenshot of a comment viewed in Firefox (view source shows it properly rendered as \<a href="URI">link text\<\/a>), and here's how the same comment looks in DiCa.
Thank you very much for a fun, zippy app-- by far the best Android interface to Friendica I've seen!