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Hi, not an issue so much but - is it possible to log into PinDroid using the API token rather than actual password? If it's not, is that a future plan? I thought the API tokens were developed specifically so that passwords wouldn't need to be provided to third-party programs. Thanks.

When I set the display size in Android N DP4 to small it goes to tablet mode. Likely wrong DPI setup.
Thank you for the awesome Pinboard client and keep up the good work!

What steps will reproduce the problem?

1. Edit description or other editable field
2. Switch to another app
3. Edits are lost, fields are reverted to last saved values without warning

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?

Edits should be preserved on return or there should be a warning before switching about the possibility of losing the edits before a user switches to other apps

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? What
device model?

Android 4.4.3, Nexus 5

Allow a user to undo a delete using the snackbar pattern.

I have been using Pindroid (latest version from the Play Store) on my Samsung Galaxy S3 running Samsung's Android 4.3 for about a year without any problems. Recently I updated to Cyanogenmod's Android 4.4 version (CM11), and since that update, Pindroid doesn't sync any more automatically. Syncing itself still works fine when I launch it manually from Settings.

Everything else on auto-sync (contacts and calendars via DavDroid) works like before, so the problem seems specific to Pindroid.

Initially I suspected Cyanogenmod's privacy features, but switching them off for Pindroid makes no difference.

When editing this bookmark, the "secure" tag appears three times:

I cannot login to the app, getting the message "the username or password isn't valid". I tried multiple times, and even changed my password, but that didn't help. I can successfully login to pinboard.in.

I recently did some pinboard API usage by hand, then decided to reset my auth token.

Next day there was a notification on my phone about PinDroid failing to sign in.

Seemed reasonable, since I reset my auth token...
Except that the app wouldn't authenticate with my new auth token.

Does the app work with username/token?
Or is username/password required?
Or does the app log out after a long period of time?

If it failed to authenticate because I changed my token, I would think it would have worked with my new token.

If it originally required my password, then I don't understand why it got logged out.

Currently, notes can only be viewed but edited via the notes View.
I could edit the note by editing the according bookmark, but this seems rather tiresome.

I would propose a simple rich text editor inside the notes view.

getBookmarkSearchSuggestions: pull settings retrieval out of loop.

What steps will reproduce the problem?

1. Delete all bookmarks with a certain tag
2. Tag remains in list and auto complete

Should probably grab a new tag list on upload syncs also.

Bookmark details open from search results do not contain the Notes field.

Add support for renaming/deleting tags

Allowing only user to know the encryption key, and salt

Since moving to Marshmallow, every time I share to Pindroid it is asking me to select an account.

May I suggest supporting Semantic Scuttle, a delicio.us GPL'd clone? The API apparently is the same.

See http://sourceforge.net/projects/semanticscuttle/

When changing the URL of a bookmark is not reflected when saving.

Sidenote: I don't remember if we talked about this before - maybe it's an API limitation. If it is I would propose to make the URL field read only.

Hey Max,

Good to see you back improving PinDroid! Any chance to fix the following issue, since you've added pull-to-sync in the latest version?

When I pulled-to-sync, the sync was performed, but the timestamps of all bookmarks was wrong. At pinboard.in, everything appears bookmarked as "yesterday", when in fact I had bookmarked those pages 1 to 3 weeks ago. I did have auto-sync off at times in order to save battery (though not for the duration of the entire 3 weeks), but PinDroid should store internally when the bookmark was pinned, too, and sync that. Assuming, of course, the API allows pushing timestamps.

I can read my bookmarks which I added to pinboard.in in Pindroid very well but it does not sync back to the platform at all.
I use latest snapshot of CyanogenMod with Google Apps installed.

Does PinDroid do a full sync of all bookmarks regardless of if they've been modified on either Pinboard servers or the phone?

With about 1700 bookmarks and a 12hr sync interval, Pinboard has used about 43 MB of data in less than a week!
is this normal?

Mobile Firefox keeps the two most recently-used share targets at the top of the context menu. However, if you're like me, those two are always both PinDroid: the normal bookmark saving and the read-later functionality. The problem is that those two use the same icon, which makes it impossible to tell which one you're clicking - you've just got to guess and find out if you're lucky. :)

I can't actually log into my pinboard account because the password box isn't large enough to handle the size of my password. (I use passphrase style passwords, http://xkcd.com/936/)

Could this be increased to allow the max size of pinboard password?

Implement a "pull to refresh" style feature on bookmark lists to start a sync.

What steps will reproduce the problem?

1. Share a page in Dolphin. Notice no option for normal bookmarking.

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Both a read later and normal bookmark option.

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? What
device model?
Nexus 7. Android 4.3. Dolphin Version 11.3.8. PinDroid latest as of today.

Please provide any additional information below.
This is a recent change. Not sure how recent, but it was working within the last month and maybe even within the last two weeks.

In the interest of mobile data conservation, add an option to sync when connected to wi-fi only.

Hi, I often switch between bookmarking a page and marking it to Read later. Unfortunately the icons are just the same, and Android shows both as recently used, making it difficult to use them properly. Could you differentiate the icons to make them unambiguous? Thanks in advance

Background: I use Tasker for energy management on my phone. One important element is keeping data connections (GSM and Wifi) off most of the time. It's enabled once per hour for a few minutes, to fetch mail, sync data, etc.

This doesn't work with PinDroid because I can't when a sync is started. I end up having to sync manually.

The best solution would be a plugin for Tasker (and API-compatible apps, such as Locale), which lets me launch a sync as part of my once-per-hour network session.

android app-settings are showing that the version i have installed is 2.0.2 which i installed from the market.
while testing the tablet beta i noticed that the version i had installed was reported as being 1.something in the android app settings when it really was a 2.b version.
but the only way to find out the version was by looking at the android settings.

it would be nice to have the version number also listed in the app itself.
if it's already there i apologize for not looking close enough ;)

With the tablet view, clicking a bookmark that immediately triggers a redirect on load (ex: mobile version) bounces to the browser; then clicking back reloads the redirecting URL, bouncing to browser again.

Have a fix in progress, but it's kind of hackish (involves a fair amount of overriding in WebView). Can make a PR if that's acceptable.

Is there a test account that can be used for testing to contribute to this project?

Seems like there's no way to see untagged? Kinda strange since that is one of the most used filters for Pinboard for many, to look for untagged.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open the app in either portrait or landscape
2. Select "Unread" (or any tag) from the menu
3. Rotate your device
4. Notice "Bookmarks" is selected instead of your previously chosen view

(Android 5.0)

Pindroid has my bookmarks on a Samsung Galaxy but the "Notes" section comes up blank. I don't have that many notes and I have waited for the sync to come through but no luck. Thanks for any help with this.

searching from mainactivity doesnt work.

Hi there,

Pindroid seems to not let me log in on my new phone. Running Android 7.1 on pixel.

I usually go about 3 days without needing to recharge my phone.
Went to bed last night with 80% charge.
Woke up with 3% charge.

There was a notification about failure to authenticate with pinboard.

The battery continued to drain quickly (and recharge slowly) until I successfully reauthenticated.

It's possible that there was another reason the battery was draining, but this seemed to be the only unusual thing happening on the phone at the time.

After using the share intent to store an URL in Pindroid it should return to the origin of the intent instead of opening the Pindroid main screen.

It would be really cool if an additional 'Send To' option could be added that, instead of opening up the normal form, just saved the item and marked it To Read automatically. 100% of my usage of the Pindroid Send To menu is to save items to my To Read list, so this would save me a lot of time.

It would be nice to be able to start syncing the bookmarks by pulling down the screen (like in Gmail).
My PinDroid is sometimes out of date (I set automatic as the sync frequency), and I find it quite long to go to settings and scroll until I find the Sync Now option.

Add ability to swipe in the bookmark list to delete and mark as read or unread.

It seems that you have committed (692040d) every file with CRLF windows line ending.

Not sure if this is related to #34 or not, but with Marshmallow on a Nexus5, every time I share to Read Later it asks me to choose an account even though I only have one account configured. The dialog that pops up has "[my account]" and "Add New Account" options. Is this the expected behavior?

The ability to save and load bookmarks to the internal memory or sd card would be fantastic.
Then regardless if the cloud is writing you slats have access to your info

will there be an option to store offline?

Sharing a bookmark to the standard target doesn't ask you which account you want to use if you have multiple. Read later target does.

To reproduce: press magnifying glass at top to begin search, enter terms, execute search. Press 'bookmark results' to view bookmarks. List is unsorted. Press menu button in upper right and choose 'sort bookmarks'. Choose any sort order. Order of list does not change.

The settings help menu item links through Google code. It should link to GitHub instead.

Now, it can only achieve this by press the PinDroid icon on the upper left corner and the back key would cause exiting of the program.

please consider an option to push to a cloud account

On the Nexus 9 tablet, bookmarks are squeezed into a tiny portion of the screen, obscuring text and wasting most of the available space.

Portrait and landscape screenshots attached.