Hiya, extensive pro-subscriber here. Had the pleasure of using DynaList on a cross-country trip, using Windows, MacOs, iOS, and Android.
I frequently found that single and double taps to edit line-items, most notably on iOS using an iPad Pro, and occasionally an Android phone, resulted in⦠nothing.
Steps to reproduce
- Create a new bullet in a list of similarly formatted bullets
- Type something like: āText goes here: [Text for a link](a fairly long URL goes here) // #tag1 #tag2 #tag3ā
- Navigate between a few bullets, or move to another App like Reddit or Chrome
- Tap the screen (or double tap) to edit the previously created line-item
Expected result
I would expect to be able to edit the line item
Actual result
Absolutely nothing, almost as if the app is frozen.
I keep tapping, getting closer and farther away from the end of the line and the linked text⦠and every now and then⦠it might work. Or it might not work⦠no way to edit the bullet. So I will then close all the bullets, refresh the app, maybe close it and restart it⦠go back to the bullet, and⦠it will work again. But not sure why.
My best guess (though I donāt have evidence) is that⦠because whenever you tab into a link⦠the app expands the link-text to markup-text, that the resulting tap-targets to change accordingly? Or break entirely?
Overall, being unable to reliably know where to tap to edit a line with a link instead of going to the link proved very time-consuming.
Environment
iOS - Dynalist native Client & Chrome browser (very frequent)
Android - native Client and Chrome browser (sometimes)
Does not appear to happen on OSX or Windows
Version was up-to-date as of 5/27/2018 at the time of repro, verified no additional updates available.
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Additional comments
Itād be great if tap-targets could be more obvious/reliable for lines containing a combination of text, markup, links, and tags.