Added setting for self-post collapse #503
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It was requested on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/RedReader/comments/6bv9ma/an_option_to_turn_off_collapsing_of_selfposts_on/ For now, one can choose between collapsing the text or doing nothing, but it can be (almost) trivially extended to support more actions. One might also want to refactor the self-post code in the future to be treated the same as a comment in some cases.
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Great, thank you! Merging in now.
Possibly, although there are a few differences (e.g. long-click menu actions, swipe actions, etc). |
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It was requested on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/RedReader/comments/6bv9ma/an_option_to_turn_off_collapsing_of_selfposts_on/
For now, one can choose between collapsing the text or doing nothing, but it can be (almost) trivially extended to support more actions.
One might also want to refactor the self-post code in the future to be treated the same as a comment in some cases.