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Thanks for the screenshots, they made this easy to find. With Oldest First, every view opened at its top, so All Photos started in 2013. That's fixed for the next release: a view now opens on its newest photos whichever way it's sorted, at the bottom for Oldest First, like Photos on iPhone and Mac. It also jumps to the newest when you switch the sort. My earlier reply in #34 said it already opened on the newest. It didn't, sorry about that. One more thing from your screenshot: "照片s" came from Skykeep building counts out of an English word plus "s". The next release writes those counts in Chinese properly ("49,797 张照片"), and Photos, Reminders, Calendar, Contacts and Drive are translated into Simplified Chinese (Settings → General → Language). |
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Skykeep 0.1.25 is out: with Oldest First, Photos now opens at the bottom of the grid, on your newest photos, and keeps you there as new ones arrive. |
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Yes, there is indeed such a setting, but every time I open old photos, they appear at the top, while the newest ones are at the bottom, which is different from Apple's photo album.The first image shows the current situation, while the second image is the effect I want to achieve. Thank you.


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