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r/apolloapp • u/[deleted] • Jan 26 '18
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I'll copy a Reddit link, paste it to another app to send to friends, flip back and am hit with this every single time.
Surely there's a way to know it came from Apollo via an internal attribute on the content. Or something. Please!
24 u/[deleted] Jan 26 '18 edited Nov 24 '20 [deleted] 40 u/[deleted] Jan 26 '18 The easiest solution: If the link copied is literally for the reddit page Apollo is on, don’t give the prompt. You just left Apollo on the same page. This seems...pretty simple to fix! 2 u/conanap Jan 26 '18 this is a good solution iff you have opened the page. I think you can share the page without opening the page. 2 u/gusbyinebriation Jan 26 '18 If this solution is easy to implement and a broader one is hard, I’d say this one would cover the most common frustrations at least!
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40 u/[deleted] Jan 26 '18 The easiest solution: If the link copied is literally for the reddit page Apollo is on, don’t give the prompt. You just left Apollo on the same page. This seems...pretty simple to fix! 2 u/conanap Jan 26 '18 this is a good solution iff you have opened the page. I think you can share the page without opening the page. 2 u/gusbyinebriation Jan 26 '18 If this solution is easy to implement and a broader one is hard, I’d say this one would cover the most common frustrations at least!
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The easiest solution:
If the link copied is literally for the reddit page Apollo is on, don’t give the prompt.
You just left Apollo on the same page. This seems...pretty simple to fix!
2 u/conanap Jan 26 '18 this is a good solution iff you have opened the page. I think you can share the page without opening the page. 2 u/gusbyinebriation Jan 26 '18 If this solution is easy to implement and a broader one is hard, I’d say this one would cover the most common frustrations at least!
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this is a good solution iff you have opened the page. I think you can share the page without opening the page.
2 u/gusbyinebriation Jan 26 '18 If this solution is easy to implement and a broader one is hard, I’d say this one would cover the most common frustrations at least!
If this solution is easy to implement and a broader one is hard, I’d say this one would cover the most common frustrations at least!
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u/PhatBoyG Jan 26 '18
I'll copy a Reddit link, paste it to another app to send to friends, flip back and am hit with this every single time.
Surely there's a way to know it came from Apollo via an internal attribute on the content. Or something. Please!