Reading this question on Android after coming from RiF, my only question is: what are you talking about?
this post was submitted on 13 Jul 2023
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It doesn't look super-iOS, but it is a clone of an iOS app.
It's a little hard to describe but the designs of the icons and the shade of blue used are all reminiscent of iOS, it's basically vibes tbh. The posts, comments and the content is fine but it's just the menus and icons. It's really only a minor aesthetic complaint and doesn't matter that much
For context, this is the issue on Github: https://github.com/aeharding/voyager/issues/98
Thanks, thats what I was looking for!
One of the things I miss the most from iOS was Apollo, this theme for me is perfect.
personally I've been digging the iOS theme on my Android, it's unique and looks great
Yeah it's not bad, and I don't really actively dislike it I just don't love it.
I am an Android user and Voyager doesn't make me feel at all like I'm using an iOS app. I don't really know what theme you're talking about.
It’s extraordinarily simple to do in the ionic framework, literally just flipping a switch.
Pardon my ignorance, but what is the ionic framework?
It’s the basic bricks (the framework) wefwef was built with. It’s a way of building « app » that feels native but are actually websites, with less troubles of adapting to different systems.
In this instance, it’s (almost) just a matter of using an option on the framework to tell it « Now look like an Android app rather then iOS »
If you are curious https://ionicframework.com/
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