To those upset about some design decisions in the iOS app: Nobody’s forcing you to use the iOS app. I’m fully aware that it takes a different turn from all other existing apps in some aspects, and that’s the point. If it makes the fediverse larger by retaining more new users, then I’ve succeeded and everyone benefits. If not, nobody except me loses.
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@Gargron I largely agree with you, but some of the experience differences were explicitly added to the web app as a result of careful consideration. I speak explicitly about confirmation of boosts and favorites. Mistaps are even more likely than misclicks with a touch-only interface. Ask me how I know!
