Sounds like it isn’t just me. I’ll file a GitHub issue.
*edit: done - https://github.com/aeharding/voyager/issues/386
this post was submitted on 11 Jul 2023
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Thank you both for posting about this and filing a big!
I’ve found they do load after a time (or scrolling maybe?) but it’s so random I can’t quite figure out the pattern.
Yes, happens with me too for some posts.
Yes. And also the screen scrolling stutter is still there. I’ve mostly moved over to Memmy for now until the PWA experience is more refined.
Same for me. I love the look and feel of Voyager, but the experience using it isn’t quite there yet.
Failure to load images happens to me, as well.
It's the "randomly doesn't respond to touch" issue on iOS that drives me mostly crazy.
If that is a known issue with web apps on iOS, then that is yet another reason why it should be an actual app, not web app.
The touch issue is another one that I run into frequently. At least swiping at a post will bring back my ability to scroll but it drives me crazy with the frequency of which it happens. I am not sure if there is an issue filed for that one.
the “shitty life pro tip” here is instead of fighting with it: just slide notifications/controls in an out a bit, and touch again, it’s like it automatically re-focuses and starts working again.
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Yep, on iOS version 16.1.1 and happens all the time for me.
Have this bug also, iOS 16.2, app installed.
I get this for a good 10% of posts. I thought it was my connection since they eventually load.
Yes but I have found you can switch to a different app then switch back and it loads the image about 50% of the time.
Ah nice, that’s a helpful workaround for the time being. Much better than opening the link from the post.
me too
Yesss it happens, especially when I move far from my home router, so it must be just a non-graceful way of failing to finish loading an image.
I'm on Android and have seen similar things happen on low data connections where images will very slowly load top down lines at a time, even occasionally on my laptop. I think it's because there is no automatic compression or small max size on pictures like reddit so you get high quality images trying to load. It might be something else too tho idk
I just did a speed test from my phone and I’m getting 350 down; 304 up but it could be related to the lemmy servers bandwidth potentially.
Not seeing this here. Is it only with imgr links ?
Same here. Happens a lot
Not seeing this here. Is it only with imgr links ?
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