#Pachli Current has a quality of life improvement -- writing a post (either a new thread, or a reply) now creates a new task. In Android "tasks" are the things you switch between on the "Recents" screen you use to swap between apps.
There's a few scenarios where this is helpful.
1. You want to reference multiple posts. You can start writing, open "Recents", then switch back to the timeline, copy text from another post (or its link), and paste it into the post you're writing.
Jonathan
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in reply to Jonathan • • •@jonathan859 Do you mean the title when the "Recents" view is open? I.e., the bit pointed at with the arrow in the attached image?
If yes, then I don't think so. I can't see anything in the documentation that suggests this is possible, and I tested with GMail, and that doesn't give the windows different titles.
If anyone reading this knows different please let me know.
Jonathan
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in reply to Jonathan • • •@jonathan859 I take it back, this is possible (for anyone looking for this, `setTaskDescription`). This doesn't change the visible title, but it does change what Talkback reads out.
So, what would be useful to use here?
Depending on the state I thought one of:
- Replying to (name)
- Quoting (name)
- Writing post
(Talkback automatically puts "Pachli" before each of those)
Anything I've missed?
#accessibility #androiddev
Jonathan
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