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For example, in the photo below, the word "did" should be on the second line instead of the first letter being on the first line and the other two being on the second line.
or it could also be centered/evenly split like it is on iOS
Another thing to note is that the link is a mobile.twitter.com link, but the frontend points it to twitter.com. You can see the mobile.twitter.com link in the conversation preview and the twitter.com link in the bottom left (issue #34)
While for this instance, it doesn't make a difference as both web pages show the same thing (much like youtu.be vs. youtube.com)
It does make a difference for a page like Wikipedia.
So, in cases where a mobile link is converted to a desktop link, does issue #34 become a bug that is "not a bug, but a feature"? (However, I feel like the GitHub comment example from issue #34 should still be fixed).
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SMServer correctly points to the mobile.twitter.com link (though the web preview just says twitter.com), but it is missing the actual tweet and the Twitter icon.
WebMessage spaces out the words in the tweet correctly (the original point of this ticket), but it is missing the Twitter icon, and it also goes to twitter.com instead of mobile.twitter.com
Edit - The WebMessage window can be resized, but even when it is resized, it never splits up words.
For example, in the photo below, the word "did" should be on the second line instead of the first letter being on the first line and the other two being on the second line.
or it could also be centered/evenly split like it is on iOS
Another thing to note is that the link is a mobile.twitter.com link, but the frontend points it to twitter.com. You can see the mobile.twitter.com link in the conversation preview and the twitter.com link in the bottom left (issue #34)
While for this instance, it doesn't make a difference as both web pages show the same thing (much like youtu.be vs. youtube.com)
It does make a difference for a page like Wikipedia.
So, in cases where a mobile link is converted to a desktop link, does issue #34 become a bug that is "not a bug, but a feature"? (However, I feel like the GitHub comment example from issue #34 should still be fixed).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: