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Self-hosted
There are two distinct, commonly used definitions of self-hosted:
- A network service that is run on a server that is controlled by the user of that service.
- A computer program that can produce new versions of that same program (e.g. a compiler that can compile its own source code or an operating system that can be used to compile itself).
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Steps to reproduce:
- Create multiple new pages
- Click on the setting option in the entity explorer
- List of pages are displayed to the user
- focus on any of the pages
observe the icon next to page name
Observation:
The icon looks more like an attachment icon rather than an icon to launch the page
Expectation:
It is expected that the icon can be more related to the launch of p
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I like how Simplepush presents a couple of different ways to generate push messages on their website:
https://simplepush.io/#libraries
How about having a similar feature directly in the server GUI? That would include the bits documented here https://gotify.net/docs/pushmsg
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On mobile (Android 11, OnePlus 9 Pro, stock keyboard), I'm unable to submit chat messages. The return key creates a new line instead of submitting the message, and there's no explicit Send button visible in the chat window to click.
Edit: I was able to get around this by adding Custom CSS in the admin to force the Send button to show:
#send-message-button{display:block; opacity: 1;}
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Is your feature request related to a problem?
The first step towards app optimization
Please describe.
Configure whyDidYouRender under the development env
**Note: make sure it is compatible with all the custom hooks that we are using in the project **
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Is your proposal related to a problem?
The buttons available on app listing screen to launch them are a bit too bright while inactive and might sometimes be confused as active buttons



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