Some small UI quirks

[bragefuglseth]

Hi! Just tried out the app for the first time, and it worked! The two images in this issue have been transferred from my iPhone SE3 to my PC. I really appreciate your efforts to create this. I think it's super useful even at this stage, as it makes file transfers to Linux desktops and Android phones from iOS a lot easier.

Here are two UI quirks I found:

1. When I opened the app for the first time, the metadata for my PC didn't show up. It showed up properly after a restart, though.
   

2. The last switch in the settings, the "Refresh Credentials" one, has a weird, white border around it. Doesn't restrict anything functionality-wise, but looks weird.
   

Except for that, I like the feel of the UI. Maybe it would look cool if it was more native-like?

Also, it took some attempts to transfer files to my PC. It always showed up in the menu, but I didn't get any prompt to accept on my PC when I clicked transfer on the first tries. I understand that this is because the app is at an early testing stage, just thought that I'd report about it 🙂

Keep up the great work! 👍

[williamMillington]

Hello, thanks for the feedback!

• In the time since you posted this I've also experienced the "blank remote" bug, but unfortunately it occurred unexpectedly while working on another area, so I haven't the foggiest idea what's causing it. Since it's a relatively painless bug, it's been placed at a low-priority (but has been noted).

• The settings UI bug will be fixed in the next update.

• I have a couple of ideas about areas that could be experiencing issues during initial connections, unfortunately I can't do more than speculate without logs, which I don't think can be gathered from Testflight (if they're being recorded by the device at all). Thankfully it seems to have been a transient issue; regardless, I'll keep an eye out for it!

I'll keep this open for now, as the issues mentioned have not been fixed, but I may close it in the future if I'm unsuccessful in reproducing them on demand (Since they don't seem to gravely/persistently impact functionality). Thanks again for reporting them!