We fixed reports about accessibility with the app. Thank you for taking the time to describe these issues.
We will now improve UX with media in timelines. If you have ideas to share, they are welcome :) #Fedilab
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I don't know if this fits here, but for me it is still not possible to download pictures. For videos, on the other hand, it works fine.
This has already been reported in the Codeberg Issue Tracker: https://codeberg.org/tom79/Fedilab/issues/720
Error when attempting to use the download/save and share buttons in the video player

Tapping the download/save or share button in the video player causes a toast error message stating "Oops ! An error occurred!" (It's worth noting that there shouldn't be a space before the !) The same buttons work correctly when viewing an image instead of a video. ## Steps for reproducing the issue <!-- Step, to reproduce it --> 1. Tap on a video 2. Try to use the download /save button or the share button --- <!-- The instance you are using --> Instance: <!-- Your social network --> <!-- Put a x between brackets like: - [x] Mastodon --> - [X] Mastodon - [ ] Pleroma - [ ] Friendica - [ ] Pixelfed <!-- If you know the version of Fedilab that you are using (can be found in about page) --> Version of Fedilab: 3.13.3 <!-- Your Android version --> Android version: 12 <!-- If you read our contributing advice --> [X] - I read the [contributing page](https://codeberg.org/tom79/Fedilab/src/branch/main/CONTRIBUTING.md)

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@DanielPielmeier
Android 10?
@apps
Yes!
@DanielPielmeier
It's fixed in 3.17.0
@apps
Thanks for letting me know. Will report back when it is available on F-Droid.
@apps
While reading the commit history I found that the problem was Fedilab not actively asking for write permission to the external storage. I granted it manually and now it also works with 3.16.2.
@apps
Fedilab 3.17.0 now requests permission to write to external storage for media download if it has not already been granted.
Thank you for taking care of this!