@FuzboleroXV I think that #NomadicIdentity is primarily about moving your identity _between_ accounts and corresponding hosts/providers. Being able to access several "nomadic identities" via one account is a byproduct for me, not so important. Main point here though is separation between a User (person or organization...), an Account and the "identity" (called an Actor in #ActivityPub).
@z428 As you may see from the discussion it the GitHub issue, the first and maybe the most undefined step in the #ActivityPub#C2S specification is authentication and whoami (account verification/discovery) steps. We agreed on concrete steps and endpoints with pleroma.site developer, but the same probably won't work out of the box with other systems. Anyway, I'm open to collaboration and aim at creation of really unified API, compliant with ActivityPub C2S.
@tom79 Yes, you can use Basic authentication with #GNUSocial (username + password). Several years ago I tried to find any working example of OAuth with GNU Social and didn't find any. Since that time #AndStatus supports Basic Authentication only with GNU Social.
@grillpflanze This means that you are not connected via WiFi. To download attachments via Mobile network please turn off in #AndStatus Settings -> Attachments -> Download Attachments over WiFi only
@kris You are right, until recently #AndStatus didn't pay enough attention to give a user an easy way to see lists of friends and followers, profiles of users. Only about a month ago (in v.39) users' profiles were added to the top of their "Sent" timelines ("Notes by someusername" in the context menu). The profile view has its context menu, allowing to see that user's friends and followers, and to follow the user. @dwmatiz
@gdorn Please note that you can use one Search timeline to query notes/posts from a server (make that timeline periodically syncable but hidden from the Timeline selection; and use that server's specific query syntax there, e.g. adding lang:en to a Twitter's query string to filter by language), but use another timeline with simpler syntax (supported by #AndStatus) to _view_ results of that search!
@gdorn ...We need to adopt some syntax to tell the application that substring search should be used. #ActivityPub doesn't mention any query syntax. So in order to filter by a part of URL I think that Twitter's "premium" :-) syntax could be used, e.g.: contains:loadaverage.org or even: contains://loadaverage.org/ - in order to avoid matching with longer domain names (see https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/tweets/rules-and-filtering/overview/premium-operators.html ) ?!
@gdorn Currently #AndStatus can show timelines filtered by full words or by quoted phrases, containing full words only. This is why, for example, domain name loadaverage.org can be found only in a case it is typed as a separate word, like in this post, and not as a part of the URL with a path inside this domain...
@gdorn Strange. I saw some related problem recently: some notification was visible in NOT combined Notifications timeline, (for some selected account...) but didn't show on a Combined Notifications timeline. Could you check?
@tom79 About a year ago I duplicated #AndStatus code depository in #Gitlab and since that time I'm pushing updates to both #Github and Gitlab. Unfortunately, "Issues" aren't part of the public repository, and so they cannot be duplicated easily. That time I decided that Issues in Gitlab are subpar compared to Githubs, so I stayed with Github for communication with users... Who knows, maybe Gitlab will be the next bought by some corporation...
#UX improvements In upcoming v.39 of #AndStatus: Switching between accounts made more like in other Android applications, with avatars of current and two previously selected accounts in the Navigation drawer (like e.g. in GMail app). Clicking on current account's avatar opens their "Sent" timeline with the account's profile information at the top.
@amiloradovsky You have the third Reply option: "Reply to mentioned actors" to include only those who are mentioned in the note that you are replying to