Kjell Iver Johansen

In babble images are not shown on mobile when mobile head up. But shows up in «landscape» (Sideways) after refresh.

I have 87% on mobile. I will check out any option to have this removed by plug-in if there is no other option.

My IPhone Xr are on repair again (terrible phone!), so at the moment I use my sons IPhone SE. I think that is a standard screensize for many members also. How many users need Condensed/Expanded and how many need to alter Stream Options. There must be better way of doing this. I think it is a setback from the version we are on now, and I hope there will be a setting so that we easily can skip that stuff. Most of my members don't care about this functionality - they just need to see activity.

Will there be an option to remove unuseful information (For us)from top of that page when next version are here? On one of my sites members check new content all the time and this new look is not userfriendly in my opinion . attach views from new and old version...I know what I prefer 🙂

Understandable.

I had the old app "Tags and prefixes" earlier, and it had an option to add tags through search - see picture. Is that an option in this app?

Ja - men "online" er ikke norsk ord.. men du kan oversette det slik du vil ha og inkludere engelske ord inn i mellom.

Jeg er norsk og jeg vil ikke bruke frasen "Påloggede brukere", når det er snakk om "Påloggede medlemmer" - men det er jo bare å forandre det til det du ønsker selv. Jeg har ikke sett behov for å endre noen av disse ordene. Tvert i mot er det et bra språk. Det er som nevnt ingen selvfølge at dette blir delt med oss, og det er bare å delta i dugnaden og oversette det selv og dele med andre om du ønsker det.

Det er et imponerende arbeid som er lagt ned i oversettelsene til Norsk og jeg er svært glad for at dette er delt med oss andre helt gratis. All kred til diskusjon.no som deler dette med oss andre. Det er veldig enkelt å oversette dette slik man vil, så bare sett i gang om du ikke er fornøyd.

A lot of good cooperation going on at the moment, and the latest news that Apple and Google will cooperate to fight this battle would be good news for all. https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-52246319

Not by everyone. Some countries with more experience in these kind of situations, like Singapore, S-Korea and Taiwan did not under-estimate it and they are doing better than others. There is a big difference in the way each country have fought this battle, also on our part of the world and history will tell who's right.

I support that - but some members complain that it is difficult to "climb" up to leader. So suggest a setting for random image as well.

Here they will open kindergardens and schools grade 1-4 and some universities 2 weeks from now - around 20-27 th april. They will slowly open up. The area I live in are in phase one still, but in Oslo they are in phase 3, so nobody knows the outturn when they open up. Still the death rate is low, and we are allowed to go to the huts again from 20th April - and I look forward to that on a personal level. I just read an article about the Spanish Flu in 1918, and it is kind of disturbing to read about the waves upon waves that hit every country and city hundred years ago. Also the cit

On todays press-briefing in Norway they say that R is around 0.7 - They will try to keep it below 1 so it is under control. So far 74 died in this country. Sweden have a different approach, and they have more than 500 deaths. It is kind of difficult to concentrate on anything else than this pandemic. We hope that schools could open after the easterholidays - nobody knows, but at least for the smallest children.

This curve is kind of disturbing. Seems like it could last for a long time. I think the UK discussion that we could have a certificate that we are immune (after we have had the virus), might be the way to go. But still they do not know if we could have it a second time. I had to go for work earlier than normal because of this situation, but when we look around us we just need to be glad that we have job these days.