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Apollo has had a bug for years where if you hold your finger in place for a certain duration before scrolling, the comment collapsing doesn’t cancel when you do finally scroll.

From that point, you just move your finger and nothing happens — the comment stays highlighted as if it’s about to collapse, it doesn’t scroll, and you know what’s going to happen next: as soon as you release your finger, the comment will collapse. If you’re reading a long comment or post, this is a time to finish your sentence, because you’re about to have to go reopen the collapsed node, and find your place again. There is no way to cancel the collapse; scrolling was meant to do that.

I hit it so frequently, and i

Can there be an option to make 'open in Safari' go straight to the Safari app? That's all I ever use it for, and the hop through a SafariViewController is really annoying.

I know you can change it yourself, and have done so. It's just so much better:

1. Logical: It's the same key as toggling expandos. This makes so much more sense than Enter, which usually opens links. Until I found out you could change the mapping, I never remembered Enter and usually tried X a few times before giving up and using the mouse. And this is coming from a 5-year Vim user who is very accustomed to memorising obscure key mappings.

2. Ergonomic: It's still in the main set of keys, and doesn't require stretching over to the right. This is important if the main way you browse comments involves toggling (e.g. j, j, j, k, x, j, x, k, x), for which Enter just isn't useful.

I just installed the demo, and yes its midi tracking is cool, but I discovered that you can see a live display of all the notes you're playing on a circle of fifths, like this A major chord. You don't even have to purchase the full version (USD$99) to use the feature indefinitely, though you might have to suffer the sound of a direct monitored guitar signal. (If you want a driven amp sound, try adding the SGA1566 plugin to the output.)

It's just really nifty and I wanted to show you guys. It'll show you if you're playing something outside your key, great help if you're composing and want to see what will s

iPhone 4/4S? 4 rows. 5/5s/5c? 5 rows. 6/6+? 6 rows. The math checks out.