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In the current version of cinny, a long message can take up the whole screen, which can make it hard to catch up with what happend.
Describe the solution you'd like
I think it would be reasonable to crop large text messages.
This means a preview (the start of the message) will always be shown, but the rest of the message will be hidden at some point. The full message can be shown through a "show all" button at the end of the message.
Alternatives considered
none
Additional context
It would be up to debate how to detect a "long message". Two options that immediately come to my mind:
based on occupied screen space
based on character count
I think the character count would be easier to implement, because there would be a clear limit where to make the split. However calculating the max size of a message based on screen size would be more user friendly, as a message will generally take up more space on a smaller screen than on a larger one, which should be taken into account when cropping a message.
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Describe the problem
In the current version of cinny, a long message can take up the whole screen, which can make it hard to catch up with what happend.
Describe the solution you'd like
I think it would be reasonable to crop large text messages.
This means a preview (the start of the message) will always be shown, but the rest of the message will be hidden at some point. The full message can be shown through a "show all" button at the end of the message.
Alternatives considered
none
Additional context
It would be up to debate how to detect a "long message". Two options that immediately come to my mind:
I think the character count would be easier to implement, because there would be a clear limit where to make the split. However calculating the max size of a message based on screen size would be more user friendly, as a message will generally take up more space on a smaller screen than on a larger one, which should be taken into account when cropping a message.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: