Other bugs that are present now and which I know about:
— “Show/hide pinned message”: crash on click — “Recent actions” button in profile: no reaction — Right click on an inactive account in the main menu: crash — Folders: bug with premium limits
Visual flaws: — Icons that are out of general style: scheduled messages, notifications (in the profile header), Kotatogram settings — Offset bug for icons of manage buttons in the profile
Features that are being rebuilt from scratch: — Rounding of avatars (is in test version currently) — Compact chats
This is not an exhaustive list, this is just what I've remembered about. Plus, I'm planning new features, but this will be after I fix the old ones.
Other bugs that are present now and which I know about:
— “Show/hide pinned message”: crash on click — “Recent actions” button in profile: no reaction — Right click on an inactive account in the main menu: crash — Folders: bug with premium limits
Visual flaws: — Icons that are out of general style: scheduled messages, notifications (in the profile header), Kotatogram settings — Offset bug for icons of manage buttons in the profile
Features that are being rebuilt from scratch: — Rounding of avatars (is in test version currently) — Compact chats
This is not an exhaustive list, this is just what I've remembered about. Plus, I'm planning new features, but this will be after I fix the old ones.
BY Kotatogram Dev Blog
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Cryptoassets enthusiasts use this application for their trade activities, and they may make donations for this cause.If somehow Telegram do run out of money to sustain themselves they will probably introduce some features that will not hinder the rudimentary principle of Telegram but provide users with enhanced and enriched experience. This could be similar to features where characters can be customized in a game which directly do not affect the in-game strategies but add to the experience.
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