Bugs & Feature Requests

When creating a new post on a desktop machine, there's no UI to add emojis. It works just fine on mobile because people are used to just using the keyboard emoji input. But for desktop there needs to be a little button in the menu above the editing space to be able to add emojis within your own post.

When people post, they get emails with links to recent comments on their posts where the links are not opening correctly. The link just points to your latest place in Hylo and dues not go to post or its comments. Here's an example of a problematic link: https://www.hylo.com/groups/assembly/page/69228/post/118692?commentId=218727&ctt=comment_digest_email&cti=83408&ctcn=The+Assembly

So you can share a link to any group (as long as they are public) via web browser. You can grab a link from the invite function of a group you are an admin of via mobile. However you cannot grab a link via mobile for a group you are not an admin of. I find this very cumbersome when I’m trying to darned a quick invite (which happens fairly often). Don’t know if there’s an intentional reason for this or if this might be an oversight.

In menu edit mode, it's not possible to drag a menu on a Google Pixel phone.

Someone posted a similar bug a year ago. I'm not able to get any links from posts or pages to work. Click the link and nothing happens. Screenshot attached.

For groups with a lot of events, it's been requested to offer a view that shows only the events the member has RSVPed Yes to. This would be useful as a filter on the Events view in a group, as well as an option in My Home - All My Groups Events Next Economies Forum absolutely needs this for their conference in April.

I just created a group and got dropped into the all activity view. There was no gear for settings, no edit menu, no invite button. I had to refresh and then those things appeared.

A user requested the ability to restrict posting to certain roles (For example, limit who can add calendar events just to certain roles)

Requested by Rob Thistleton