I don’t think it’s the auto-suggestion underline that does it as it isn’t present in Inkdrop for me. Just to be sure again I tested on the CM website and haven’t been able to reproduce, and the auto-suggestion underline is also missing on the textfields on that site. You are however probably right that it’s not something you are able to fix so I will report it elsewhere.
It happens every time I open the app but it doesn’t seem to be very consistent. There is a few notebooks that I’m never able to navigate to and then some of the other notebooks I only can’t navigate to it part for the time, and it seems to sometimes depend on which notebook I am currently standing in. Additionally I have noticed that the button where you enter the notebook subview and only view content from the clicked notebook doesn’t work most of the time (have had it work 1 time) regardless of me being able to click on the notebook itself.
Additionally after updating to 122 I’ve also noticed that the bar with the different text editor shortcuts doesn’t appear even when using the google keyboard. I’m also able to insert the cursor behind the “Just start typing” text which I don’t recall being able to do before.
Sorry if this should have been 2 separate bug reports, I just felt like it made sense to post here since we were already discussing 122 bugs.
I have given it a test with the test account and I was unable to reproduce the bug. Based on my experience with issue 2 below I think one possible reason why I wasn’t able to reproduce on the test account is that it has fewer notes and nested notebooks. I didn’t have time to try recreate my setup but the notebook tree looks like this.
Additionally I have also tried and experienced the following:
When trying to log out to use the test account the logout button simply did nothing the first time pressed it. I then pressed it multiple times and after a bunch of clicks it worked then it again had to be pressed multiple times in order to work. Before I logged out I tried closing the app and opening it again, this time the logout button worked perfectly.
I tried completely deleting the app and while it was syncing I was able to navigate to one of the notebooks that I previously have never been able to but after it finished syncing the original behaviour return - never being able to navigate to some notebooks while sometimes not being able to navigate to other notebooks.
After the complete reinstall I noticed that all my notes had the notebook listed as <missing>, this was during the first time opening the app after installing it again. I then closed and opened it again and now the listed notebook was shown correctly.
I have a picture of the last issue but the others I couldn’t capture
I have just tried and I’m unable to open the long press menu on the notebooks that I can’t navigate to so I am unable to rename it. By that I mean clicking and holding on one of the notebook simply does nothing. Additionally after I’ve long pressed on a broken notebook I am not suddenly also unable to longpress on the notebooks that previously was not broken.
Great!
In the docs you list Inkdrop as E2E encrypted and state that data recovery is impossible without the password, so what would looking into my database entail?
Follow-up:
I did a little bit of digging because I remember previously experimenting with custom fields on notes and found a note, in one of the notebooks that were completely broken, which contained a custom field and I have now deleted it. I have since ended up in a state where the number of synced notes on desktop and mobile isn’t the same, there is 1 note in the trash on my phone which I can’t find on my desktop. I am not sure if this was the case before I deleted the note or only after. I did a full reinstall on my desktop and now I also have the note in my trash there but if I try to delete it then the client is stuck syncing.
I have managed to reproduce the issue on the test account, which also means that I have a video of it now. I had to create a few extra notebooks to reproduce.
It turns out I had been thinking about it all wrong and it’s actually a lot easier to explain and reproduce than expected.
Essentially I cannot navigate to any notebook that would be out of view when scrolled to the top of notebook list, and if I do click on one of those then navigation to other notebooks break, I can however still navigate to all notes and pinned notes.
Having clicked on one of the notebooks initially out of view and then trying to log out is probably what broke that button too.
I managed to reproduce it!!
I also found how to reliably reproduce it.
It happens if the scroll position of the sidebar is NOT topmost.
So, it works fine if the sidebar scroll position is top.
But it doesn’t work if you scroll down to a particular notebook item to click.
I suspect that the tap position is incorrectly handled in React Native.
It only happens on a real device.
It doesn’t happen on iOS.
So, I guess this is a bug of React Native
I’ll try to find a workaround.
