I will check on my Samsung as well. Google is forcing the migration to this new picker when each app gets updated. Otherwise, you cant ship on the Play store. These other apps might still be in the older version...
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It's happening only with video files, the images are added correctly to recent files.
Humm.. interesting.. but I don't think we can do anything to change the order :(
Maybe if the video has date/time in it, the picker shows at that time instead of the download time?
Don't know what to say 😞, with this 9.27 version everything it's ok, relays, media...
But the question remains, why images are added to recent files even if I download one from last week and the video file it's going to the day from last week for example.
I'm staying on this one until maybe you and the team will find a fix.
Let's see if we can find the issue
Thanks 🙏👍
I hope you are not upset, that I asked how to switch to a previous version of the application, but it already bothers me to keep setting citrine and searching for media. Maybe it's just my case, maybe for others it works fine and that's why they didn't say anything.
All Amethyst versions are available on our GitHub as well for that reason. I just like to know what are the issues Users are facing that make them go back :)
Also, I just found the bug on local host relays :)
https://github.com/vitorpamplona/amethyst/commit/76ce8f29746b479d787aa5571db81fe3080e1c0a
i have this relay connection problem too.. its pretty noticable.i have so far confirmed, its not relay side.
there is zero standardisation of how to grab data from relays being used... like, if i go to my relay page on nostrudel, i can see the posts on the relay most of the time, but coracle doesn't see it, even though it seems to be sending queries and results being returned, it is turning its nose up at the results, it seems
I think nostr:npub1ye5ptcxfyyxl5vjvdjar2ua3f0hynkjzpx552mu5snj3qmx5pzjscpknpr is making an effort to standardise client query behaviours with his "applesauce" and i hope that maybe someone thinks it might be a good idea to create a set of protocol primitives for clients to adopt to get rid of this lack of interop