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Reporting bugs for the mobile client was put behind a paywall "during the beta period"? I have to pay you money to be able to report bugs for your software? This is really some next level stuff, even beats automatic "stale" issue closing, that some developers are practicing, for reasons I'll never be able to understand. So I'm gonna post it here instead, because I am literally unable to use the client anymore due to recent bugs. I know you'll just close this issue immediately, probably even ban me or whatever, but I don't care, as I find this a really bad decision and a shady practice, and I will speak up about this. I'm sure you can forward this to whoever is working on the Flutter client, if you care. And if I get banned for this, so be it. The actual issue: There is no way to change the server on the mobile client if you cannot connect to the one you've set up already. I changed my domain name, so I needed to change it in the client itself. But I wasn't able, so I deleted app's data. But now I cannot login to my server with the newest mobile client right now, because the keyboard is getting opened and closed immediately after I tap the string field (no, changing the keyboard doesn't help). This problem wasn't present a few versions before. This is on de-googled version, tested on Android 15 (crDroid, Redmi Note 12 4G). 623656484-3fbfd3df-a6d3-4d9a-9f73-a7ba88d288ea.mp4 Whoever is in charge of this, do you really think it's a good idea that people can't report that? I believe beta testers should be paid money for their work, in general, but since this is an open-source software, it's only fair to do testing and reporting for free in exchange to build a better software, open and accessible for everyone. But you're actually ASKING the people who report bugs to pay you money? Ridiculous. This makes me want to support you financially less, not more. There is no justification for this. You could literally just ignore any bug reports on the github repo, but you've chose to deliberately close the issues instead and made sure to let people know about the private server for the paid subscribers. This is just wrong. Do what you will with this.

Steps to reproduce

1. Install and open latest de-googled Flutter client for Android via Obtainium
2. be unable to type in the link to a custom server
3. go to fluxerapp/flutter_client
4. be unable to report a bug in any way (unless you pay money to get access to the Fluxer server for the flutter client)

Environment

Version: flutter client OSS v1.0.0-beta.36 OS: crDroid 11.2 (Android 15) Device: Redmi Note 12 4G (23021RAA2Y)

Summary

Reporting bugs for the mobile client was put behind a paywall "during the beta period"? I have to pay you money to be able to report bugs for your software? This is really some next level stuff, even beats automatic "stale" issue closing, that some developers are practicing, for reasons I'll never be able to understand. So I'm gonna post it here instead, because I am literally unable to use the client anymore due to recent bugs. I know you'll just close this issue immediately, probably even ban me or whatever, but I don't care, as I find this a really bad decision and a shady practice, and I will speak up about this. I'm sure you can forward this to whoever is working on the Flutter client, if you care. And if I get banned for this, so be it. The actual issue: There is no way to change the server on the mobile client if you cannot connect to the one you've set up already. I changed my domain name, so I needed to change it in the client itself. But I wasn't able, so I deleted app's data. But now I cannot login to my server with the newest mobile client right now, because the keyboard is getting opened and closed immediately after I tap the string field (no, changing the keyboard doesn't help). This problem wasn't present a few versions before. This is on de-googled version, tested on Android 15 (crDroid, Redmi Note 12 4G). 623656484-3fbfd3df-a6d3-4d9a-9f73-a7ba88d288ea.mp4 Whoever is in charge of this, do you really think it's a good idea that people can't report that? I believe beta testers should be paid money for their work, in general, but since this is an open-source software, it's only fair to do testing and reporting for free in exchange to build a better software, open and accessible for everyone. But you're actually ASKING the people who report bugs to pay you money? Ridiculous. This makes me want to support you financially less, not more. There is no justification for this. You could literally just ignore any bug reports on the github repo, but you've chose to deliberately close the issues instead and made sure to let people know about the private server for the paid subscribers. This is just wrong. Do what you will with this.

Steps to reproduce

1. Install and open latest de-googled Flutter client for Android via Obtainium
2. be unable to type in the link to a custom server
3. go to fluxerapp/flutter_client
4. be unable to report a bug in any way (unless you pay money to get access to the Fluxer server for the flutter client)

Environment

Version: flutter client OSS v1.0.0-beta.36 OS: crDroid 11.2 (Android 15) Device: Redmi Note 12 4G (23021RAA2Y)

Logs or screenshots

No response

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• ☑ I searched existing issues.
• ☑ I wrote this report in my own words, except for direct translation if needed.

Summary

Reporting bugs for the mobile client was put behind a paywall "during the beta period"? I have to pay you money to be able to report bugs for your software? This is really some next level stuff, even beats automatic "stale" issue closing, that some developers are practicing, for reasons I'll never be able to understand. So I'm gonna post it here instead, because I am literally unable to use the client anymore due to recent bugs. I know you'll just close this issue immediately, probably even ban me or whatever, but I don't care, as I find this a really bad decision and a shady practice, and I will speak up about this. I'm sure you can forward this to whoever is working on the Flutter client, if you care. And if I get banned for this, so be it. The actual issue: There is no way to change the server on the mobile client if you cannot connect to the one you've set up already. I changed my domain name, so I needed to change it in the client itself. But I wasn't able, so I deleted app's data. But now I cannot login to my server with the newest mobile client right now, because the keyboard is getting opened and closed immediately after I tap the string field (no, changing the keyboard doesn't help). This problem wasn't present a few versions before. This is on de-googled version, tested on Android 15 (crDroid, Redmi Note 12 4G). 623656484-3fbfd3df-a6d3-4d9a-9f73-a7ba88d288ea.mp4 Whoever is in charge of this, do you really think it's a good idea that people can't report that? I believe beta testers should be paid money for their work, in general, but since this is an open-source software, it's only fair to do testing and reporting for free in exchange to build a better software, open and accessible for everyone. But you're actually ASKING the people who report bugs to pay you money? Ridiculous. This makes me want to support you financially less, not more. There is no justification for this. You could literally just ignore any bug reports on the github repo, but you've chose to deliberately close the issues instead and made sure to let people know about the private server for the paid subscribers. This is just wrong. Do what you will with this.

Steps to reproduce

1. Install and open latest de-googled Flutter client for Android via Obtainium
2. be unable to type in the link to a custom server
3. go to fluxerapp/flutter_client
4. be unable to report a bug in any way (unless you pay money to get access to the Fluxer server for the flutter client)

Environment

Version: flutter client OSS v1.0.0-beta.36 OS: crDroid 11.2 (Android 15) Device: Redmi Note 12 4G (23021RAA2Y)

Logs or screenshots

No response

Checks

• ☑ I searched existing issues.
• ☑ I wrote this report in my own words, except for direct translation if needed.