OUTKAST v2.2.1

Added

• Photo editor before upload. A photo picked from the gallery or taken with the camera, for a note,
  a reply or a profile picture or banner, now opens in an editor before it is attached: crop (free,
  original, square, 4:3, 3:2, 16:9), rotate, flip, straighten, vertical and horizontal perspective,
  exposure, brightness, contrast, highlights, shadows, black point, saturation, vibrance, temperature,
  tint, sharpness, vignette, eight filters with an adjustable strength, and an Auto button that proposes
  the sliders from the picture. Hold the picture to see the original. Done with nothing changed attaches
  the photo exactly as it was, untouched; Done with edits draws them at full size (up to 12 megapixels)
  into a new JPEG with no metadata at all, so the location and camera details of the original do not
  travel with the edited copy. Videos, GIFs, SVGs and animated WebPs skip the editor. The engine is the
  one from the eikon gallery (MIT), with its tests. The editor is translated into all 25 languages the app
  ships in.
• Network, a new section of Discover. Notes by people you do not follow that people you do follow
  liked or reposted in the last 48 hours, the most interacted-with first: the note's reactions plus its
  replies plus the number of zaps it received (the number, not the sats, so one large zap does not
  outweigh a hundred small ones), then the number of your friends behind it, then the newest. Everything
  is computed on the phone from your follow list and your friends' reactions, in a handful of relay
  requests and with no ranking server; a note needs two friends behind it when you follow 40 people or
  more. A ranking has no "older than" to page by, so the list loads whole (up to 100 notes) and then
  ends; pulling to refresh recomputes it. This is the nearest honest version of "popular among friends
  of friends": nostrich.org's Explore, which was the model, does not work that way, it shows global
  trending notes ranked by an external index.
• Create your algorithm. In the Explore panel of Orbit, "Your algorithms" lists the lists you created or
  imported, and with none yet it explains what an algorithm is (a list of people whose notes make up a feed)
  and offers a Create your algorithm button. The creation screen takes a name and the people: pick them from
  your contacts (everyone you follow, with a search box that filters them) or find anyone, contacts or not,
  with the same box, which also accepts a pasted npub or nprofile. Above the people, your existing lists
  can be imported in one tap. The algorithm is published as a NIP-51 follow set, so other clients see it as
  a list too, and it is added to your feeds.
• Explore's first page lists where it can take you (Network, Follow packs, Feed gallery, Zaps) instead of
  showing only recent people and searches.

Fixed

• Mute did not stick, and did not reach everything. Opening any profile or the muted accounts screen
  while the relays were slow replaced the stored mute list with an empty one (a relay answering nothing
  was taken for "you muted nobody"), so muted people came straight back into the feeds. A relay that
  returns no mute list now leaves the stored one alone, while a list that is really empty still empties
  it. A mute now shows at once and is taken back if it cannot be published, instead of looking
  unresponsive for the several seconds the relays need. Muted people are also left out of Notifications
  (replies, mentions, reactions, zaps) and Messages (the conversation and its unread badge), which the
  mute list never reached, and a muted account whose profile was never fetched is listed in the muted
  accounts screen so it can be unmuted.
• Unfollow did nothing visible. Unfollowing changed the button only: the person kept feeding the home
  feed for up to five minutes because the follow list the feeds read is cached for that long, and their
  notes already in the feed were never removed. The newly published list now replaces the cache and the
  unfollowed person's notes leave the following feed. A relay that had not received the latest list could
  also hand back an older one, which silently undid the last follow or unfollow; the newest list wins now,
  both when reading it and when building the next change on it, and a list signed on this phone is always
  accepted. Following or unfollowing no longer deletes the hashtags you follow from your follow list either.
• A custom reaction came back as the red heart. The orange heart, the thumbs up or any other emoji you
  react with now stays on the note you reacted to, for you, instead of the stock heart, drawn whole (it used
  to be cut off in the row of counters). It is remembered per note and also read back from the relays for
  reactions made on another device or client.
• Tagged people showed as an npub. A mention was saved with the person's name only if that person's
  profile was part of the same relay response as the note; profiles fetched on an earlier page, which is
  most of them, left the shortened npub in the note for good. Mentions are now resolved against every
  profile already stored, mentions written only in the text (no p tag) get their profile fetched too,
  and notes saved earlier with an npub are rewritten as soon as the name arrives.
• "Rispondi" was cut to "Rispo". The six tool icons under the reply field took the room of the button.
  The button is measured first now, the icons are 40dp wide instead of 48dp and scroll sideways if the
  screen is still too narrow. The label is one line in every language.
• Taking a photo with the camera button left an empty temporary file in the cache on every redraw of the
  button. The file is created when the button is tapped, one per photo.
• In Explore, choosing Network, Feed gallery or any other section left no way back to the list of sections:
  Back went to Home or closed the app. Back from a section now returns to the list, and Back from the list
  leaves Explore as before. Opening Explore from Orbit also lands on the list instead of on the section that
  was open when you left.
• 80 strings that were still in English in every language (Tor settings, web of trust, onboarding, private
  replies, bookmarks, quotes, Orbit) are translated in all 25 languages.
• The first page of Explore showed pulsing placeholders forever when you had not visited anyone yet, because
  the recent people it waits for are read from the phone and an empty list is the final answer. It shows a
  short note instead.
• Removing an algorithm from the list does not touch the list on your relays; it can be imported again.

Changed

• The local database moves to version 7 (the user's own reaction is stored per note); the update is
  automatic and keeps everything.
• The Discover entry in the Orbit panel is now a filled accent button with an icon and an arrow, so it reads as
  something to tap instead of as a label.
• The Network section opens faster. It is resolved ahead of time when Explore opens (the ranking, the notes
  it quotes and everyone's profile), so tapping it finds the page ready; the counters used for the order are
  asked for together with the notes instead of after them, which saves a round of requests when nothing is
  ready yet; and a request that arrives while one is running waits for it instead of repeating it. A page
  built in the last ten minutes is now shown as it is when the section is opened again, and an older one stays
  on screen until the rebuilt page replaces it, where it used to be cleared first and leave an empty screen
  for as long as the rebuild took.
• Create your algorithm opens faster: the contacts and your lists start loading while the Explore panel is
  still on screen, the lists stay visible while they refresh, and the contact list is sorted off the main
  thread and no longer filtered again on every keystroke in the name box.
• The Orbit tile and its panel are called Explore (Esplora in Italian, translated in every language)
  instead of "Algorithm", and the button inside it that opens the Discover world keeps the name Discover
  (Scopri), so the two no longer repeat each other. The panel no longer lists Recent and Recent with replies,
  which are in the Home menu; Discover takes their place at the top.

Removed

• Explore's Media page. It ranked the media of the whole network, which only the Primal index could
  compute, so without it the page had nothing to show.