* Refactor `TouchHandler` to handle double-tap and swipe gestures.
* Renamed existing `onTouch` JavaScript methods to `onItemTouch` and
added `onContentTouch` methods for swipe gesture.
* Refactor double-tap. It's now a method in `TouchHandler` versus
anonymous functions in `listen()` method.
* Updated CSS classes.
* Added `touch-action` CSS for `.entry-content`.
* Renamed CSS classes for adding events in `TouchHandler`.
* Updated users settings to replace checkbox for double tap with select
for none, double tap, or swipe.
* Added database migrations for new gesture_nav option.
* Rename `users.double_tap` to `users.gesture_nav` and migrate
existing user settings.
* Updated translation files. (Non-English updated with Google
Translate.)
Resolves#1449, closes#1495
For a long time, we’ve not been limited to ASCII and have machines that
can properly render the typographically-correct punctuation symbols for
our languages. This leads to a better, clearer reading experience and
also matches the `<meta charset="utf-8">` and the the use of such
punctuation on FAQs.
Changes:
• Ellipsis: `...` → `…` (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellipsis)
• Apostrophe: `'` → `’` (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apostrophe)
While I could try to do research on other languages, I’m not a native
speaker in them and wouldn’t feel comfortable making any adjustments
outside of English.
Currently there is "Toggle read/unread = m", which toggles and
then goes to the next item.
Having the opposite operation available is handy, especially when adding
new feeds and going through them from oldest to newest posts.
It seems natural to map 'M' (= shift + 'm') for this action.
Closes https://github.com/miniflux/v2/issues/1352
Fix a typo, by adding the "in" part of the phrasal verb as the intent is
to notify the user that they are "logged" in in the system as user X and
not to notify them that they are "recorded"
