* Set delete_modal preference to true by default
* Does not show confirmation modal if delete_modal is false
* Add ja translation for preference setting page
* Naive approached to timeline filtering
* Convert allowed_languages into a db column
* Allow users to choose languages to see statuses in
* Style list items as two columns
* Add a hint to explain language filtering preference
* Make private toots get PuSHed to subscription URLs that belong to domains where you have approved followers
* Authorized followers controller, stub for bulk action
* Soft block in the background
* Add simple test for new controller
* Rename Settings::FollowersController to Settings::FollowerDomainsController, paginate results,
rename "private" post setting to "followers-only", fix pagination style, improve post privacy
preferences style, improve warning style
* Extract compose form warnings into own container, show warning when posting to followers-only with unlocked account
This introduces a new per-user preference called
"Auto-play animated GIFs", which is enabled by default. When a
user disables this setting, gifs in toots become click-to-play.
Previews of animated gifs were changed to display the video play
button so that users can distinguish them from regular images.
This setting also affects account avatars in the detailed account
view, which was changed to use the same hover-to-play mechanism
that is used for animated avatars in timelines.
Fixes#1652
* Remove overflow because it blocks scrolling on mobile safari.
* Add “-webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch;” to enable smooth scroll on mobile safari and other webkit browsers.
* Use radio buttons in user setting page.
Because select tags with long text are not fit in the width of mobile devices.
* Add flex property to fit labels to devise width.
* Change font size of select.
It causes auto zooming on mobile safari.
to only those from local users; Add link to "extended information" to
getting started in the UI; Add defaults for posting privacy; Change
how publish button looks depending on posting privacy chosen
Atsushi Yamamoto