The modal-handling code gives back focus to the element focused when the
modal opened. However, in the case of reply confirmation, it would do so
*after* the composer code itself requested focus.
Port 4c03e05a4e to glitch-soc
This introduces new requirements in the API:
`/api/v1/timelines/tag/:tag` now accepts new params: `any`, `all` and `none`
It now returns status matching tag :tag or any of the :any, provided that
they also include all tags in `all` and none of `none`.
WARNING: This may break some custom skins!
`.drawer > .contents` has been moved to
`.drawer > .drawer__pager > .drawer__iner`, and the waves have been moved
from `.drawer > .contents` to `.drawer__inner__mastodon`!
This is both for consistency with account timelines and to not mess with
the logic used to decide whether going back in the browser's history is
going to make us leave the WebUI.
Conflicts:
- app/controllers/admin/base_controller.rb
Some refactoring made upstream, no real conflict.
- app/javascript/mastodon/features/compose/components/compose_form.js
Updated using upstream's code but using maxChars instead of the
hardcoded length of 500 characters per toot.
- app/javascript/styles/mastodon/components.scss
Upstream redesigned the onboarding modal. Not sure why we had a
conflict there.
It should not be necessary thanks to our Content Security Policy, but best
be sure in case a server's CSP is incorrect. Also, avoids a CSP warning about
loading remote scripts.
* Prepare to load onboarding as a full page
* Update the first-time introduction
* Improve responsive design
* Replace speech bubble with logo
* Increase text size and reword first paragraph
There is no reason to disable the composer textarea when some media metadata
is being modified, nor is there any reason to focus the textarea when some
media metadata has been modified (prevents clicking one image's description
field right after having modified another).
* create FilterBar componer and its container, unstyled
* introduce basic styling for FilterBar
* add selection css
* allow FilterBar to display active CSS with js
* connect the FilterBar to the Redux state
* change getNotifications to use filter
* remove temporary comments
* add an option to turn the FilterBar off in settings
* fix showFilterBar data type to boolean
* fix eslint errors
* add English and Polish translations
* allowed filter bar overflow to accomodate for longer languages
* fix mispelled translation key
* add unified CSS look
* replace text in FilterBar with icons
* add tooltips
* replace text @ with an icon
* introduce simple and advanced filtering view
* add ability to toggle the advanced view
* add Polish translations
* change Advanced View description to be more clear
* make each filter flush notifications and load new ones, fixing pagination
* simplify getNotifications once frontend filtering is not needed for FilterBar
* add a semicolon
* Revert "simplify getNotifications once frontend filtering is not needed for FilterBar"
This reverts commit 9f4be7857135b0327814bd22a3e8a4e7b546f7cc.
* reset filter to 'all' when turning off FilterBar
* Do not animate account header art if user's GIF autoplay setting is off
Fixes#9472
* Honour currently logged-in user's GIF autoplay setting for account avatars
Fixes#9467
* Fix avatar display on some public pages when data is stored on a different host
* Use ternary operator instead of if/else for avatar/header URL
The `hasMore` property of timelines in redux store was set whenever an API
request returned only one page of results, *even* if the query only requested
newer statuses (using `since_id`), causing `hasMore` to be incorrectly set to
false whenever fetching new toots in a timeline, which happens each time
an account's timeline or media gallery is visited.
The `hasMore` property of timelines in redux store was set whenever an API
request returned only one page of results, *even* if the query only requested
newer statuses (using `since_id`), causing `hasMore` to be incorrectly set to
false whenever fetching new toots in a timeline, which happens each time
an account's timeline or media gallery is visited.
