This release polishes different aspects of the UI. The main changes are to improve contrast in various parts of the app for both light and dark themes.
Full changelog
- Added a setting to disable the text preview icon for certain post feed views.
- Added support for haptic feedback on action buttons in the post feed/post screen.
- Added a setting to enable/disable haptic feedback.
- Fixed a bug where shadow is cut off from the link button in a post.
- Experimental: Added special support for loops.video links.
- Improved the contrast for the search bar in light themes.
- Changed some image thumbnails to be rounded and also have a slight border for contrast.
The settings for haptic I have is to vibrate on all actions of the phone (not talking about Summit) like back open close apps etc. So when this is on then yes I have vibration in Summit as well but in every action even if the haptics in the Summit settings is off. So it’s not that. Dunno if it’s a GrapheneOS setting which I doubt since it works in Voyager app. Strange…
For haptics, I am purposefully respecting the user’s global settings for vibrations (this is also recommended by Android’s documentation). So if haptics is off, then haptics will not work in the app. However there is a way to ignore the system setting. I’m not 100% sure if that’s what Voyager is doing but it could explain why haptics works even if haptics is off.