| JMinor | |
| Dec 1 2016, 9:40 PM |
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| Dec 13 2016, 9:57 PM |
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iOS 10.2, iPhone 6S
Okay, testing another issue, this just happened to me with 1018.
Not sure why it worked earlier today, but not now. Maybe app state dependent in some very specific way. Needs more testing.
@JMinor this is just an artifact of our 3 tab UI.
Options:
I think 1 is the eventual goal… but probably a ways off. The only minor issue with option 2 is that the user may not run into the explore screen. If we are ok with that, its an easy fix. And doing nothing is definitely an option here.
What do you want to do?
You could also clear the history tab navigation stack when pushing an article to explore or tapping on the history tabbar icon.
Yes. The expected behavior is that tapping on a navigational tab should never push an article stack. Ideally, we'd combine the stacks, but the real issue here is that we should NEVER display an article in response to a main tab press. It seems like @JoeWalsh suggestion is the best way to achieve that for now.
Handset: iPhone 5s
iOS: 10.1.1
Wikipedia app: 5.3.2 (1027)
This has been fixed as I got the History page to display as expected -
