tughi
commented
1 year ago Hmmm... I can confirm that using the new gestures, Android doesn't finish the MainActivity anymore when you use the "back gesture". This is the reason why app-launches aren't recongnized anymore untill Android kills itself the app.
As a workaround the MainActivity has to use an OnBackPressedDispatcher to recognize the user's intention to leave the app and prepare for a new app-launch.
RequestPrivacy
Describe the bug After quitting the app and reopening the feeds aren't updated even though update mode is set "Auto update: on app launch"
To Reproduce
Go to Settings -> System -> Gestures
Enable "Gesture navigation"
Open Aggregator and go to "Feeds"
Click on a Feed -> Settings -> Update mode.
Set "On application launch" and save
Bring up task manager (swipe from bottom up but hold, don't release finger)
Kill Aggregator
Re-open Aggregator
Go to Feeds and click on previously edited feed
Notice new updated feed time.
NOW
Reasoning I am picky about how often and at what times my device connects to the internet. I want to be in control. Therefore I tend to limit background updates/refreshes. "Update on app launch" seems a good fit for me. Yet I'm under the impression that Aggregator can't differentiate to well between a short therm switch to/from the app and a "new" app launch unless you really kill the app manually via the task manager?
It would really help to have a manual way to update e.g. via a pull down action.
BTW, great app, many thanks for your work!
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