Slow scrolling wth large images #1195
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Reference: gitnex/GitNex#1195
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E.g. in Gitnex readme, see attached video.
I see no readme pictures at all lol. Just their alt text
@foxy, can you share a repository link?
There are two things to note:
1- Currently svg are not supported.
2- Check the path to images, it should be a full path.
https://codeberg.org/foxy/.dotfiles
Then I believe 2 could be the problem here. Why are full paths not supported?
Full path is supported only. The files are on the server not on the phone or app, so it needs full path to load them.
So instead of this:
![Screenshot #0](.screenshots/0.png)
Should be:
![Screenshot #0](https://codeberg.org/foxy/.dotfiles/raw/branch/main/.screenshots/0.png)
Note the
raw
in the URL.Sorry I meant "why are only full paths supported" lol.
Other mobile clients for git hosting services figure out how to expand relative urls into proper absolute urls (adding raw too). Wouldn't this be the ideal behavior?