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[BUG] Relays count on Feed is inaccurate #1185

Open setch-l opened 2 months ago

setch-l commented 2 months ago

Steps to reproduce

  1. Install the nos app
  2. Log in with a key
  3. Navigate to the feed Issue: The relay count is inaccurate. Expected: No one knows what this number is - lets remove it from the screen to reduce the number of things that need to load for now.

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mplorentz commented 1 month ago

@setch-l when we remove the button can we put the old stories button back? We used to have a button to open the stories interface that rotated when pressed. It's the same button that shows up when you are in the stories interface to get out of it, but we removed it from the home feed when we added the relay count. It was nice and it shouldn't add much work, we just need to look through the code history and put the old code back.

This is the button I'm referring to. It looks like this when you are in the stories view and it would be rotated 90 degrees on the home feed. Image

setch-l commented 1 month ago

@mplorentz - I'm not sure its worth it. Stories are the least used feature on the app. less than 10 users per day open them and it's likely the same people each day. I'm not sure giving them another button is going to help when they have 8 just above that they can click into.

mplorentz commented 1 month ago

I'm not worried about people getting into the stories view. I don't think it's obvious how to get out. The icon we have for it doesn't make any sense unless you see it animate when you transition into the stories view. And you can tap the home tab but I don't think most people know to try that.

I guess not many people are using this view right now, but we had a better user interface, we made it worse when we added the relay count, so I wanted to go back to the better version. But we've probably spent longer discussing it now than it would take to actually implement it. So I'll drop it.